At NutriConnect Hub, we believe every mother deserves support, every family deserves knowledge, and every child deserves the healthiest start in life.
Here's a recap of our week :
It was Impact-filled, energetic & crystal clear:
Breastfeeding saves lives
Builds stronger families
Deserves all the support it can get
Because whether in hospitals, classrooms, or live on radio — we’ll keep spreading the word, with a smile. 💙
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
During breastfeeding, dear fathers, leave the breast for the child 😂
This #WorldBreastfeedingWeek2025, we teamed up with Nutrition Society of Nigeria, Enugu Chapter & stormed the airwaves on Lion FM Nsukka
We even dropped this gem:
“If you give children milk from animals without checking the animal's mental status, you might raise adults who love animals more than humans… they might even kill humans to save animals!
And the golden rule?
👉🏽 During exclusive breastfeeding, the breast belongs to the baby.
This is not the time for a father-baby power tussle
It’s time for dads to step up with support, care & teamwork.
From TV screens to virtual rooms, one truth connected it all:
Empowering mothers today means building healthier generations tomorrow.
Thank you to @AfiaTV, our speakers, and every participant who joined the conversation.
On Afia TV
Our Founder went live to talk about why breastfeeding matters and how families, fathers, & communities can make a real difference for mothers.
She answered questions live, offered practical advice, and reminded us: maternal health is everyone’s responsibility.
The Q&A was full of honest questions, shared experiences, and evidence-based advice.
It showed us one thing clearly: when people come together to support mothers, the ripple effect is powerful
Through Our Webinar
Nearly 100 participants joined us online; students, health professionals, lecturers & advocates from Nigeria and beyond.
Our Co-founder hosted wonderfully while expert speakers unpacked both the science and realities of breastfeeding.
World Breastfeeding Week may be over, but advocacy should not end after seven days. Breastfeeding needs more than awareness, it needs consistent support from partners, families, and communities.
Thank you @AfiaTvOfficial for providing the platform to amplify this.
This isn’t the end of one campaign.
It’s the beginning of a movement — powered by students, rooted in communities, and expanding into broader health and nutrition outreach.
To sustain the impact, we launched a WhatsApp peer-support group.
It’s already alive with questions, encouragement, and tips shared between mothers, students, and nurses.
One mother told us:
“I thought I wasn’t producing enough, so I gave him water.”
She left with knowledge, encouragement, and confidence. ✨
That moment reminded us why this work matters.
Together with @NSNEnugu, we trained nutrition students on breastfeeding positioning, communication, and advocacy.
They didn’t stop at the classroom door. They carried their skills into hospitals and communities.