Girls Get Equal Plateau State

11/06/2025

📢 CALL FOR MEMBERSHIP – Get Girls Equal (Plateau State)

Are you a girl passionate about leadership, equality, and creating positive change in your community? Here’s your chance to be part of something impactful!

We are inviting girls in Plateau State to join Get Girls Equal, a platform that empowers girls to speak up, take action, and lead boldly.

As a member, you’ll:
• Connect with other young change-makers
• Learn about your rights and how to advocate for them
• Build leadership and communication skills
• Take part in exciting projects and community activities
• Use your voice to make a difference where it matters most

To join click the link below
https://chat.whatsapp.com/CkRELqrKKWR4eGDnis4Cdt

Let’s work together to ensure every girl in Plateau State is seen, heard, and valued. Get Girls Equal – because your voice matters.

31/05/2025

Still In the spirit of the World's Menstrual Hygiene Day.

Here's an exciting and educating trivia of DID YOU KNOW just for you 😀

Don't forget to join the conversation on MENSTRUAL HEALTH AND MENTAL WELL-BEING today.

🗓️ Date: 31/05/2025
⏰ Time: 10:00am-11:30am
Location: Whatsapp https://chat.whatsapp.com/EY4LQKlJL6KA83XlrHPeh4
Google meet https://meet.google.com/icj-kpmy-ykk

See you there 😊

30/05/2025

29/05/2025

*IN COMMEMORATION OF THE WORLD MENSTRUAL HYGIENE DAY 2025*

Join us for an empowering conversation on *Menstrual Health and Mental Well-being!* 🎉

🗓️Date: 31/05/2025
⏰Time: 10:00-11:30amm
📍Location: Google meet and Whatsapp

Hear from expert panelists as they share insights and experiences on managing menstrual health and mental well-being. 💬

Join the WhatsApp group now and be part of this important discussion
https://chat.whatsapp.com/EY4LQKlJL6KA83XlrHPeh4

02/04/2025

Nearly half of the world’s population elected a new government last year. With estimates saying it will take another five generations to achieve gender equality; we urge all governments to prioritise girls & stand firm on realising & protecting girls’ rights.

11/03/2025

CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPION 🏆

EMMANUELLA OGENYI OCHANYA
Emmanuella Ogenyi is a dedicated student of History and International Studies at the University of Jos, she is a passionate fashion designer, stylist, and fashion consultant. Beyond creativity, she is a committed girl-child advocate and an active volunteer for impactful organizations. This International Women’s Day, we honor her dedication to empowerment and change.

11/03/2025

CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPION 🏆

SAFWAN UMAR YAHAYA
Safwan Umar Yahaya, a Computer Science graduate, brand promoter, and influencer, stands as a advocate with Girls Get Equal. This International Womens Day, he champions gender equality, empowering women for a fair and just society.

11/03/2025

CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPION 🏆

KANANG BERNICE UDAMENG
Kanang Bernice Udameng is a passionate peace builder, human rights advocate, and a community mobilizer. As the Girls Get Equal Plateau State Coordinator, she leads initiatives that empower young women and promote gender equality. A nursing student at the prestigious University of Jos. she has vast experience in peacebuilding, governance, and mediation. Kanang is dedicated to driving social change and a just society.

11/03/2025

CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPION 🏆

KEMI AFOLABI
Kemi Afolabi is an exceptional Creative writer who has a burning passion for every form of creative writing; poetry, drama and prose.
She has a degree in Theater and film arts and has written over 50 poems and a few other works.
She loves challenges because they make her better and she looks forward to being a part of something much bigger than herself. This International Women’s Day, we celebrate her unwavering dedication to creating a just and equitable society.

10/03/2025

CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPION 🏆

TERESITA KIRITMWA SHIKYIL.
Teresita Kiritmwa Shikyil, a final year law student at the esteemed University of Jos.
Her passion lies in human rights advocacy and service to humanity through her engagement with Non governmental organizations.This International Women’s Day, we celebrate her unwavering dedication to creating a just and equitable society.

10/03/2025

A girl growing up today risks having fewer rights than her mother, and in some cases, even her grandmother. Act now and for . The time for change is now⏰. .

15/02/2025

Delayed onset of rain, prolonged dry spells, and massive flooding and receding lake waters, desert encroachment, heat waves, are a few among many manifestations of the impact of climate change in Nigeria in recent years. These have led to the loss of lives and property and increased tension amongst communities as they contest for space and livelihood.

"Climate change is not just an environmental issue; it is a call to action for every sector of society to build resilience and mitigate its impacts. Together, through collaboration, innovation, and commitment, we can secure a sustainable future for generations to come. The time to act is now—because the cost of inaction is far greater."—Prof. Ambrose Audu Zemba (Professor of Climatology).

These were the parting words of Prof Zemba from the Modibbo Adama University Yola during a 5-day capacity building workshop on environmental and climate reporting and action for journalists, line ministries, and agencies including NEMA, NIMET, NOA drawn from Abuja, Adamawa, and Yobe states.
The workshop was organised in Kano by Plan International Nigeria with funding from the Zurich Alliance.

The Zurich Alliance’s funded Climate Resilient project is being implemented in Yobe and Adamawa states by Plan International Nigeria to mitigate these impacts especially as it relates to girls and women. Join in this campaign to





Plan International