@officialABAT@SenRemiTinubu@KashimSM@officialSKSM @asovilladigital Happy birthday our beloved President. More wisdom to lead the nation aright. NHF cohort 1 fellows wish you well as we anticipate the actualization of your promise to us.
Remain blessed 🙏
@GFDRR@WorldBank Please we need such Aid here in Nigeria. Obubra Local Government Area of Cross River state is experiencing flood disaster and there is still continuous heavy downpour of rain. I look forward to partnership with GFDRR to assist in any way possible,
My name is Bukar Adamu from Yobe State,representing Bursari LGA in the National Health Fellows (NHF) Programme.
I sincerely appreciate the Government of Nigeria, especially:
His Excellency, the President,
The Hon. Minister of Health – Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate.
I’m Muhammad Samin Jibril, a National Health Fellow in Keana, Nasarawa State. My passion is accessible healthcare for all. All thanks to @healthfellowsng, @SWApGov@muhammadpate, @officialABAT for this opportunity to contribute my quota in transforming Nigeria’s health sector.
Reintroducing myself as Itambom,Patience okon, National Health Fellow Representing Akamkpa Local Government of Cross River State.
All thanks to the President of Nigeria and the Coordinating Minister For Health for this impactful initiative.#healthfellowsshowofhands#NHF
From Intent to Action: My Journey to Making an Impact
My name is Okara, Sylvia James, N Health fellow representing Obubra LGA of Cross River State.
As I reflect on my journey, I realize that I've always been driven by a desire to make a meaningful impact on the world around me.
@brencare_f I look forward to more opportunities to leverage my knowledge and skills in promoting the health of the public.
Thank you @brencare_f for giving me this platform, together we build a period friendly society.
Okara Sylvia ✍️
National Health Fellow
Obubra - Cross River State
To mark the World's Menstrual Hygiene day, 2025, as a National Health Fellow under the National Health fellowship program, and a volunteer of BrenCare foundation, poised with the responsibility of promoting the health of the public, I played my part in creating awareness,
some old practices and beliefs they had grown up with. It was an interactive and educative Session.
Other events that uncovered were demystifying menstruation by discussing some myths and misconceptions as well as distribution of Menstrual Hygiene Kits to the students.
and promoting Hygiene among teenage girls during their menstrual periods.
Aside helping with a few logistics, I was glad to take the session: "Understanding menstrual Health and Hygiene", which exposed the girls on safe practices, gave answers to past concerns and discouraged
BrenCare Foundation's impactful work was recently featured in CrossRiverWatch! 📰
In commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025, we educated and empowered girls on menstrual health, tackled harmful myths, and distributed 150 sanitary pads — all in a bid to end period stigma and
I am thrilled to finally announce that I was selected as a fellow for the ever first National Health Fellows Program in Nigeria.
The selection process was indeed rigorous with 354,512 total applications and 282,164 distinct entries. In the end, 774 of us made the final list.
Let me make bold to say, all fellows selected for this program were strictly on merit as neither the coordinating Minister for Health and Social Welfare, nor the SWAp desk coordinator had their candidates, permit me to say this is the most transparent recruitment process