SoJo Public Health articles. Explore impactful reporting on innovative responses to pressing health challenges. From grassroots health campaigns to systemic reforms, these stories spotlight how communities, institutions, and individuals are transforming health outcomes through practical, scalable solutions
By Rukaiyatu Idris “I was sexually assaulted in our neighborhood at the camp. We all do not know who the perpetrator is, or where he
By Zainab Yetunde Adam Six year-old Faiza Lukman* ran to hide herself whenever she saw a particular man around her. It’s later revealed to be
By Usman Aliyu All was well with Hajia Ariyike Olorounibe, a 65-year-old resident of Igbogbo in the Ikorodu area of Lagos state, until she got
By Baba Abdullahi Machina The lack of sustainable and equitable access to safe water in Nigeria is a major challenge that affects the health and
By Daniel Adaji Students of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)’s Department of Mass Education in Kuje, Abuja have begun to share testimonies about the life
Ayo Adams Access to necessary medications for illnesses such as HIV/AIDS can be a struggle for patients in emerging markets like Nigeria and other African
by Zainab Sanni Nigeria has made significant advances in health policies development and legislation aimed at achieving health for all, but challenges remain for mental
Group pictures during the Town Hall meeting with the community leaders organized by the community champions at one of the accredited Healthcare facilities in Karasuwa
Gambians trained on circular economy and recycling technologies by WasteAid UK in KMC. Photo: WasteAid By Yero S. Bah According to WasteAid, a UK-based environmental
(Source: Francisco Venâncio, Unsplash) By Kate Okorie It was a regular Wednesday for Sandra until she received a call instructing her to report urgently to
Patients going through screening. Photo: Health Tracka/Instagram By Rahma Jimoh A simple google search of Health Tracka leads straight to a cutting-edge digital platform that
by Zainab Sanni One woman’s mission to break the cycle of discrimination and despair for families affected by Cerebral Palsy in NigeriaIn Nigeria’s commercial capital
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