Today, as Nigeria marks Children’s Day, we celebrate the strength, dreams, and potential of every child across our communities.
At Health Initiative for Equal Rights (HIER), we believe that every child deserves to grow in an environment that is safe, supportive, inclusive.
On this blessed occasion of Eid al-Adha, Health Initiative for Equal Rights extends warm wishes to all Muslim communities in Nigeria and across the world.
Eid al-Adha reminds us of compassion, sacrifice, love, and the importance of standing for one another in times
Today, on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT), we raise our voices for dignity, safety, equality, and the fundamental human rights of LGBTQI+ persons everywhere.
In many communities, countless individual.
Celebrating the International Day of the Boy Child 💙
Today, we celebrate boys everywhere , their dreams, emotions, creativity, strength, and humanity.
At Health Initiative for Equal Rights (HIER), we believe every boy deserves a world where he is safe, heard, respected.
🌍 Happy Workers’ Day from HIER Nigeria ✊🏽
Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and dignity of workers everywhere , especially those whose voices are often unheard.
At HIER Nigeria, we recognize that for many Marginalise individuals, work is not just about livelihood .
🌍 World Health Day 2026
Today, we are reminded that health is not a privilege , it is a fundamental human right.
At HIER Nigeria, we stand with marginalized communities who continue to face barriers to accessing safe, inclusive, and non-discriminatory healthcare.
Health Initiative for Equal Rights (HIER) Nigeria is proud to officially announce its membership with ,a dynamic global network of young leaders committed to advancing the rights, health, and wellbeing of young people living with HIV.
This milestone marks a significant step .
“As we mark this beautiful season of Eid, all of us at Health Initiative for Equal Rights (HIER Nigeria) extend our heartfelt wishes to our Muslim colleagues, friends, and partners.
Eid Mubarak to you and your loved ones! 🌙✨
May this special time bring you peace
Applications are now open for this advanced short course aimed at strengthening participants’ capacity to apply Africentric reproductive justice principles in challenging age as a barrier to equitable access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services in Africa.
If you are committed to confronting structural barriers and advancing reproductive justice through law, policy, and community action, this course is for you.
Apply by 16th March 2026 via https://t.co/O6WbnrBpkF
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Major Milestone in HIV Prevention! 🇳🇬
The Government of Nigeria, through NACA, is set to introduce Lenacapavir (LEN) the twice-yearly injectable PrEP.
✅ NAFDAC Approved
✅ 10 Priority States Ready
✅ First Batch Arriving March 2026
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"A new month has arrived and with it comes a brand new opportunity to chase your dreams, silence your doubts, and become the person you have always known you could be. Don't waste a single day. make every moment count."
"This is your sign. Close the door on last month's failures
This Valentine’s Day, we celebrate love in all its forms ,love for humanity, dignity, equality, and community. ❤️
Health Initiative for Equal Rights (HIER) Nigeria extends our heartfelt appreciation to our partners, beneficiaries, funders, and colleagues for your unwaveringly
Social transitioning is about allowing trans and gender non-diverse people to live in ways that affirm who they truly are.
It may include using a chosen name, correct pronouns, and expressing gender through clothing or appearance. It does not require medical procedures.
South Africa has launched the first-ever human trial of a locally developed HIV vaccine led by African scientists, marking an important step in strengthening African research, knowledge, and innovation. The trial, launched in Cape Town at the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation based at Groote Schuur Hospital, is the first human HIV vaccine study with design and oversight primarily driven by African scientists.
For communities that have lived with and led the response to HIV for decades, this moment brings renewed hope grounded in research, rights, regional expertise, and the pursuit of health sovereignty across the continent.
At @afyanahakiug, we are committed to harnessing Africa’s potential and will continue to support initiatives designed by and for African communities.
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