The Future of Eco- Pads In Nigeria: Challenges & solutions.
Date: Friday 13th August, 2021
4pm WAT.
Facilitator: @dokitabikey Founder of Adolescent Health Hub.
Google Meeting.
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Featuring; Talks on menstrual hygiene management in public schools.
Free distribution of sanitary pads to students.
Venue: Government Girls Senior Secondary School Azare, Bauchi State.
Time: 11am.
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Girls using rags as pads should be a thing of concern to our @nassnigeria ?
Why is there no bill against the increase cost of sanitary materials in Nigeria.
Pads should be FREE!
#schools#redpush#redhelpafrica
Menstrual Hygiene Products are all time high at the moment.
Young girls with no means resolve to the use of rags, plastic bags and newspapers during their period.
We need a policy that will make sanitary products tax free to reduce cost.
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What are thoughts about menstrual cups?
Would you love to try it? Let’s talk
Picture 1: mine
Picture 2: google image
Pads make you feel like you are losing so much blood during your period but in reality; it’s about 2 -4 teaspoons of blood 🧐
- you can appreciate the quantity and quality of your menstrual blood
- less cramping (I ll have to research why this happens sha. But it’s amazing)
- less risk of having toxic shock syndrome like tampons
- doesn’t dry up your vaginal fluid like tampons
- more comfortable than pads Choi…. Imagine being on your period and you can still open your legs waaa and collect fresh breeze down there
- no bad odour like the Smell that comes from blood on disposable pads