B.O Foundation

Empowering Africans, through prioritizing health, education, and sustainability to ensure a brighter future.

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

This Children’s Day, we celebrate the power of books, learning, and hope.
Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, dream, and grow. Together, we’re building brighter futures one book at a time. 🤍 #ChildrensDay #bofoundationimpact #EducationForAll #EmpoweringCommunities

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

Our Endometriosis Awareness Outreach focused on helping women recognize the signs, symptoms, and importance of early diagnosis. No woman should be told her pain is normal or suffer in silence.Through education and open conversations, we're breaking the stigma and empowering women

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

Endometriosis is more than just painful periods.

Understanding the signs can make a difference.

Swipe to learn more and share with someone who might find it helpful.

#EndometriosisAwareness #WomensHealth #KnowYourBody #bofoundation

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

Launching Roots to Rise 🌱

A community driven initiative focused on education, health, food security, and sustainability.

Building practical skills. Strengthening communities. Creating lasting impact.

📩 [email protected]

#RootstoRise #SDGs
#bofoundationimpact

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

The B.O. Foundation is now part of the SDSN Youth Global Network.

Expanding our impact through global collaboration and SDG action.

#SDSNYouthMember
#SDGs
#YouthInAction

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

Every child deserves a world full of love, laughter, and limitless dreams.

At The B.O. Foundation, we're building that world one smile, one book, one child at a time.

Let's keep creating a world they can thrive in because every child matters.🤍

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

From queens and scholars to changemakers and trailblazers, these women have redefined leadership, resilience, and impact. Their stories remind us that empowerment isn't just a moment it's a movement. #womenshistorymonth

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

Every year, we provide legal aid for women. 💜⚖️
This #IWD2025, we covered legal fees to ensure access to justice.
Need help? Email [email protected] if you don’t hear back, you’ll be considered next cycle.
Thank you to our partners! #BOFoundationImpact #WomensRights

[Document Women @DocumentWomen]

“We believe that it is unconstitutional to scapegoat women for speaking out against sexual harassment”

Read our full statement below:

We at Document Women are deeply concerned about the handling of the sexual harassment petition against Senate President Godswill Akpabio by the Senate Committee on Ethics, Code of Conduct, and Public Petitions.

In addition to the case being dismissed for “procedural flaws”, the petitioner, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Ufuaghan, has been suspended for six months without pay and is required to write an apology letter for the Senate to consider lifting or reducing her suspension. Alarmingly, this judgment was delivered by the individual accused in a case he also presided over.

This situation represents an assault on justice, and it poses a risk of a similar miscarriage of justice for every Nigerian woman. We believe that it is unconstitutional to scapegoat women for speaking out against sexual harassment. No legal technicality should overshadow the seriousness of allegations of sexual harassment, which merit a thorough, impartial, and transparent investigation.

This misuse of legalities reflects an institution that frequently silences women and raises concerns about its integrity in ensuring that all Nigerians, regardless of gender, are treated with dignity and respect.

While we applaud Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan for resubmitting the sexual harassment petition against Akpabio, this should never have happened in the first place. We are therefore calling for Senate President Akpabio to step down to allow for an independent investigation.

Our legislative processes should not be used as tools to silence those seeking justice. We stand in solidarity with Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan and all women who bravely come forward with similar allegations.

We urge the Senate and relevant authorities to ensure a fair and transparent investigation, free from procedural obstacles, in order to uphold the principles of ethical governance, accountability, justice, and equality for all.

Signed,
Document Women.

[Renike @iamrenike]

Demand justice for Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduagha! - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/qVHpk1BA8h

[Pad Her,With Love @Pad_Her_]

Did you know that more than 37 million women in Nigeria are affected by period poverty and can’t afford basic menstrual hygiene products? While our recent poll showed popular menstrual products like pads,some women don’t have access to these (a thread)

[HERBODE @herbode]

Our most vital project (EAGC) transforms the lives of underprivileged girls by taking them off the streets and into classrooms, where they can unlock their full potential and to continue this, we need your support. Please donate to this cause so we put smile on faces together.

[DOHS Cares Foundation @DOHScares]

Today, We visited the gravesite of a Femicide Victim to mark her post humous birthday.

Augusta Oseodion was betrayed by her boyfriend Benjamin Best who killed her in cold blood, and then by @PoliceNG who refused to get her justice by allowing him to remain at large.
The family

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

Welcome to 2025! This year, we're reaching new heights, empowering young minds, and driving change in our communities. Here's to a year of growth, hope, and opportunity. Together, we'll make 2025 unforgettable!
#BOFoundationImpact

[Acts For Health Foundation @ActsForHealth]

May the magic of Christmas fill your heart with warmth and happiness.

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

The B.O. Foundation's White Christmas Celebration brought joy to 70+ children with Santa’s Grotto, treats, and movies. Heartfelt thanks to our volunteers and supporters for making it magical!

#bofoundationimpact

[United Nations @UN]

Health is a human right, not a privilege.

Yet, 25% of those living with HIV —9+ million people— don’t receive lifesaving treatment.

On #WorldAIDSDay, @UNAIDS calls for protecting the rights of people living with or at risk of HIV to end AIDS by 2030. https://t.co/kF1xxKh6IW

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

HIV/AIDS is not a death sentence! Let’s end the stigma. And, Pius and Amaka, protect yourself, remember to get tested.

[B.O Foundation @bofoundationn]

Stand united, spread awareness, and show compassion. On World AIDS Day, let's work together to end stigma, support those affected, and strive for a world free from HIV/AIDS. #WorldAIDSDay2023 #BOFOUNDATIONIMPACT

[SirenCo @SirenCo__]

For Day 7 of #16DaysofActivism2024, we highly encourage you to challenge harmful traditions in your community 💜.

Ask questions, make conversation with that elder. A little dialogue goes a long way in preventing harm against women and children.