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Cucumbers cultivated in a greenhouse. Credit. ACReSAL

Greenhouses and solar boreholes: Climate-smart farming surge in Southwest Nigeria

By Isaac Atunlute At a time when rainfall is becoming unpredictable, marine…

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MAKE IT ABOUT YOU AND BUILDING STRONG SUPPORT NETWORKS! Today we are joined by Zainab Lee Tanko to discuss everything you need to build a supportive network. If you would like to purchase a ticket to the Prime Woman Hangout Live in Abuja, click here: https://primeprogressng.com/prime-woman-hangout/ View Zainab Tanko's profile here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DE71liKIR-J/?igsh=cWF3bG5tMGE3MmJu Visit our website here: www.primeprogressng.com
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Prime Woman Hangout: Valentine's Day Special
Date: March 15, 2025 Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Location: Abuja, Nigeria This is a breakfast event for young woman eager to thrive and grow in 2025? The Prime Woman Hangout is back with its second edition themed “Building Support Networks for Growth.” Expect an enriching experience led by two of Nigeria’s top women support experts. Discover how to cultivate relationships that empower your personal and professional journey, and gain actionable insights to overcome barriers to success. Here’s what to expect: Inspiring Discussions: Learn from experts who will guide you on creating impactful support networks. One-on-One Interactions: Engage directly with high-achieving women for tailored advice and growth strategies. Fun Activities & Networking: Participate in exciting games, mental exercises, and connect with like-minded women. Join a Community: Become part of a supportive network that continues beyond the event. Visit: https://primeprogressng.com/prime-woman-hangout/
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On October 26th, we hosted the maiden edition of Prime Woman 1.0 in Abuja—a groundbreaking event that brought together inspiring women to connect, share experiences, and dive into the critical conversation around work-life balance. From thought-provoking discussions to powerful networking moments, it was a day to celebrate women who are redefining success in every sphere of life. Watch this highlight reel to relive the unforgettable moments that made this event truly special! #PrimeWoman #WorkLifeBalance #WomenInLeadership
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Vaccines save lives, but in Northern Nigeria, vaccine hesitancy and poverty create barriers to immunization. However, an innovative program combines health education with cash incentives to encourage caregivers to vaccinate their children, and this is working. Watch how this program is creating hope and healthier futures for children. #VaccinesSaveLives #ChildHealth #NewIncentives #HealthForAll #PositiveChange
Cash for Vaccines: How a Reward Program Boosts Child Immunization In Nigeria
Pregnancy rist warning. Photo credit: Medibora team members Jael Wainaina (holding the microphone) and Fardosa Mohamed make presentation about their project during the hackathon's awarding ceremony. Photo courtesy: Medibora

When pregnancy is not a risk: African students build AI system for danger warning

By Bonface Orucho:  When the Stars of Innovation, U.S.-Kenya AI Challenge announced…

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In Kenya's Kakuma Camp, one woman confronts abuse—and finds healing

In Kenya’s Kakuma Camp, one woman confronts abuse—and finds healing

The scars on Rania Blessings Charles' hands tell a story of survival.…

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Inside the campus anti-graft movement shaping student activism.

Inside a campus anti-graft movement shaping student activism

By Muhammad Habibat Sani Farida Abubakar felt an instant click of recognition…

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5G connectivity in North Africa. Credit: Techpoint

North Africa’s 5G connectivity spikes as rest of continent lags behind

By Bonface Orucho: North African countries are sprinting ahead in 5G, completing a Mediterranean connectivity arc that leaves the rest of the continent behind. From Tunisia to Libya, the region now…

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