Who said you can’t ask questions about your sexual and reproductive health?
Sometimes we hear things like, ‘You’re too young to be asking these questions,’ or ‘Don’t talk about those things.’
U-PLAN is a UNFPA supported WhatsApp chatbot that provides confidential, accurate and youth friendly information on sexual and reproductive health and family planning.
Link: https://t.co/bV5JuonBPh
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Hi guys,
It’s 16 days of activism against gender based violence. Let’s actively be a part of the campaign.🧡
This 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence 2025, let’s unite to end digital violence again all women and girls.
#endgbv#noexcuseforonlineabuse#16days
OUR LADY, QUEEN OF THE MOST HOLY ROSARY
Friends, today we celebrate Our Lady, Queen of the most Holy Rosary, a title that reminds us of the powerful intercession of Mary and the simplicity of a prayer that has shaped the faith of generations.
When we hold the rosary in our hands, we hold more than a string of beads; we hold a spiritual weapon, a chain of grace, and a summary of the Gospel. Each “Hail Mary” draws us closer to the most Sacred heart of Jesus, seen through the eyes of His Mother.
The origin of this devotion dates back to St. Dominic in the 13th century, who received the rosary from Our Lady as a powerful means to combat heresy and renew the faith. Since then, countless saints, from St. Louis Marie de Montfort to St. Padre Pio, have testified to its power. They calls it “the weapon for our times.”
Our Lady’s title as “Queen of the Most Holy Rosary” was solemnly affirmed after the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, when Christian forces, against all odds, triumphed after the faithful prayed the rosary across Europe. Pope St. Pius V attributed that victory to Mary’s intercession. It remains a living reminder that prayer can change history, families, hearts and nations.
Friends, the Holy rosary is not a mechanical repetition; it is a contemplative journey into the life of Jesus, His joys, His sorrows, His glories, and His light. As Pope St. John Paul II said, “To recite the rosary is nothing other than to contemplate with Mary the face of Christ.”
Each decade carries with it the heartbeat of the Gospel, from the angel’s greeting at Nazareth to the crown of glory in heaven. Through Mary’s eyes, we see what love looks like when it is obedient, patient, and pure.
In a world filled with noise, the rosary teaches silence. In a world filled with anxiety, it teaches peace. In a world chasing meaning, it teaches presence, to gaze upon Christ who once walked the earth and now reigns in glory.
“Pray the Rosary every day, to obtain peace for the world and the end of the war.” - Our Lady of Fatima
Let us pray the rosary daily, not just as a devotion, but as a way of life, to meditate, to intercede, to grow and to trust.
Our Lady, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, Pray for us 🙏🏽
The internet is fun… until it’s not.
Keep your vibe positive and your space drama-free by staying one step ahead of the bad stuff. Trolls? Blocked. Suspicious links? Ignored. Feeling unsafe? Speak up, your safety comes first!
GBV in 2025 isn’t just physical; it’s in DMs, silence, child marriage, economic control, and emotional abuse.
1 in 3 young women face online harassment by age 25, leading to anxiety, trauma, and even dropping out of school or work.
GBV isn’t just in dark alleys. It’s in our group chats. Our homes. Our schools. OUR timelines. It ends with us - online AND offline.
Drop a ⚡ if you’re in. Tag 2 friends to join the movement!
#PowerUpForEquality#PowerUpNigeria#SRH4U#EqualityNow
Small steps with big echoes across the globe.🌍 This is youth power, this is SDG action and it’s unstoppable.💪🏼
At UNFPA YPP, young people are taking local action for a global future.✅
Happy international Youths day 🤍
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