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In 2023, an estimated 260 000 women died from maternal causes globally.

Around 6 in 10 of those deaths (160 000) occurred in countries experiencing conflict or institutional and social fragility.

Read the new WHO report https://bit.ly/3OkjXn4

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Conflict and instability make pregnancy more dangerous This brief aligns the latest maternal mortality estimates with whether a country is conflict-affected or considered institutionally fragile. Nearly two-thirds of all maternal deaths worldwide occur in countries marked by conflict or fragility. The risk of a woman who lives in a country affected by c...

Today, I’m proud to join the Internet Society Nigeria Chapter in commemorating Safer Internet Day 2026 across all 36 States and the FCT.

This year’s theme, “Smart Tech, Safe Choices – Exploring the Safe and Responsible Use of AI,” speaks directly to the work many of us do at the intersection of technology, policy, and community impact. As a Fellow of the Nigeria School of Internet Governance, I see every day how powerful the internet and AI can be for learning, innovation, civic engagement, and development—but only when people can use them safely and confidently.

Safer Internet Day reminds us that online safety is not a one-day campaign; it is a daily culture. It’s choosing strong and unique passwords, turning on two-factor authentication, pausing before clicking suspicious links, and teaching young people that their digital footprints matter. It’s also asking hard questions about how AI systems are built, how our data is used, and how to make sure no one is left behind in the digital age.

I’m committed to using my voice and work to promote a safer, more trusted, and more inclusive internet—where Nigerians, especially young people, can explore smart tech, make safe choices, and unlock opportunities without fear of abuse or exploitation.
Let’s use today to reflect, learn, and take simple, practical steps to secure our accounts, protect our identities, and support one another online.

A safer internet is a shared responsibility—and it starts with each of us.

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If you are a young entrepreneur in Mzansi with a business idea but you are not sure how to begin?

This programme was created with you in mind.

has already supported hundreds of young entrepreneurs to find direction, build confidence and turn their ideas into something real.

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• Develop and strengthen your business idea
• Gain practical skills to support yourself and your family
• Learn how to navigate common challenges
• Connect with other passionate young entrepreneurs
• Build resilience and belief in your potential

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