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💃🏽Advancing girls’ education & health in Nigeria
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We leverage the transformative power of education to raise effective teenage leaders.

24/04/2026

What model works for the reintegration of out-of-school married girls and adolescent mothers in Kaduna state?

Education stakeholders in the state present evidences on models that does not reintegrate but also ensures that they complete their education.
School

23/04/2026

Girls belong everywhere, including tech!
This International Day of Girls in ICT, let’s break barriers, build skills and amplify girls’ voices in shaping the digital future.

22/04/2026

If I could sit my teenage self down for just 10 minutes… whew, there’s so much I’d say!
for more realistic talk

20/04/2026

The Federal Ministry of Health recently took delivery of a new set of HIV prevention medication. Here is what you should know 👉🏽

16/04/2026

Girls’ rights organizations in Kaduna state are throwing their support behind adolescent mothers and married girls.

Are you in support?

14/04/2026

Education is a right, not a privilege!

We are throwing our support behind out-of-school adolescent mothers and married girls in Kaduna state in their quest for formal education.

Where are you pitching your tent?

09/04/2026

Religious Leaders play an important role in ensuring that adolescent mothers and married girls go to school.

At Teenage Network, we are deploying the multi stakeholder approach to ensure girls are reintegrated into the formal education system.

Are you with us on this goal?

08/04/2026

Last week, we held a high level stakeholders consultation on the Reintegration of out-of-school adolescent mothers and married girls into school.

We are leaving no stone unturned until every girl has an equal access to safe and quality education

02/04/2026

70 voices. One room. One shared mission.

In Kaduna State, we convened 70 education stakeholders for a powerful dialogue on the reintegration of adolescent mothers and married girls back into school.

What filled the room?
Raw emotion. Honest truths. Urgency.
From moments of anger… to deep passion… and ultimately, a renewed sense of hope.

Because one thing became undeniably clear:
We cannot keep shrinking girls’ dreams to basic literacy and numeracy.

Girls dream boldly.
They dream of futures filled with purpose, leadership, and impact.
And it is our collective responsibility to build a system that doesn’t limit them, but delivers for them.

This is more than a conversation.
It’s a call to action

01/04/2026

Teenage Network felicitates with on becoming the newly appointed Global CEO of 🎉

Your leadership comes at a critical time when the fight for girls’ education requires bold vision, collaboration, and unwavering commitment. We are inspired by the possibilities ahead and the continued impact Malala Fund is making to ensure every girl can learn and lead.

Here’s to advancing equity, amplifying voices, and transforming futures. One girl at a time.

25/03/2026

We still haven’t gotten over this moment 😄.

A few weeks ago, our Staff and Board of Trustees participated in an intensive safeguarding training designed to strengthen how we protect, respect, and uphold the dignity of the communities we serve.

This was more than a training. It was a moment of reflection, learning, and transformation. We asked hard questions, challenged our systems, and most importantly, redesigned our safeguarding policies to ensure they are embedded in every aspect of our work; from programs to partnerships to everyday interactions.

Why does this matter?

Because trust is everything.

For the girls, communities, partners, and stakeholders we work with, safeguarding means:
✔️ Safe spaces to learn and grow
✔️ Systems that prevent harm and respond effectively
✔️ Accountability at every level of our organization

We are proud to be building an institution where safeguarding is not optional but foundational.

Special thanks to our facilitator Olabisi Afolabi for sharing her expertise with us. Now more than ever, safety first!

AdolescentGirls SafeSpaces

24/03/2026

Today, our Kaduna team held a strategic meeting with the Director of Development Aid at the Kaduna State Department of Budget and Planning to strengthen partnerships for the reintegration of out of school adolescent mothers in Kaduna State.

Inclusive development requires that no girl is left behind.

Together, we move from ideas to action. 💡💪

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http://teenagenetwork.org/

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