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Guiding is fun On Wednesday, 11th September 2024, the Trefoil Guild Nigeria, Plateau State Chapter, in collaboration wit...
13/09/2024

Guiding is fun
On Wednesday, 11th September 2024, the Trefoil Guild Nigeria, Plateau State Chapter, in collaboration with the Girl Guides, inaugurated a new Girl Guide company at the Simji Girl-Child Empowerment Initiative & Orphanage (SGEIO) and its surrounding community. The children of the orphanage were visibly excited to become part of the Girl Guiding movement, embracing the opportunity to grow and learn through the program.
The founder of SGEIO, Mrs. Simi, joined the Trefoil Guild Nigeria, Plateau State Chapter, during the event. In her remarks, Mrs. Simi revealed that the late Mummy Group Ojo, a former Girl Guide commissioner in Plateau State, had been a secret volunteer at the orphanage for many years before her passing. Her contribution to the orphanage was honored during the inauguration.
As part of her commitment to the Girl Guides movement, Mrs. Simi promised to add images of the Girl Guide to the orphanage's signboard to raise awareness about the newly inaugurated company. This gesture will help inform the community and encourage more girls to join the Girl Guides.
The event successfully marked the inauguration of the Brownies, Guides, and Trefoil Guild members, reflecting the continued dedication to empowering girls through the Girl Guides' core values of leadership, service, and community.

07/06/2024

Nigerian Girl Guides plateau State were well represented at the funeral service of our Brownie commissioners Sister's funeral

Trefoil Guild Nigeria, Plateau State, proudly celebrates World Environment Day alongside our Nigerian Girl Guides! Embra...
07/06/2024

Trefoil Guild Nigeria, Plateau State, proudly celebrates World Environment Day alongside our Nigerian Girl Guides! Embracing this year's theme, we unite to foster environmental awareness and action, striving to create a greener, healthier world for all. 🌍 "
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Trefoil Guild Nigeria and Girl Guides Plateau state Chapter Celebrated World Menstrual Hygiene Day In collaboration wit...
02/06/2024

Trefoil Guild Nigeria and Girl Guides Plateau state Chapter Celebrated World Menstrual Hygiene Day In collaboration with the Women in College of Education Pankshin and the Pankshin Market Women Association, Trefoil Guild Nigeria and the Girl Guides Plateau State Chapter marked World Menstrual Hygiene Day by educating and training young women, girls, boys, and men on menstrual hygiene and the production of reusable pads due to the high cost of menstrual products.
A total of 143 participants, including 26 boys and men from five different secondary schools, were trained using needle and thread and also sewing machine. This initiative underscores our gender sensitivity and commitment to a period-free Nigeria where every girl and young woman can menstruate freely and with pride.

Warm greetings from the Nigerian Girl Guides Association.Please keep the date below and join us as we celebrate one hund...
02/06/2024

Warm greetings from the Nigerian Girl Guides Association.

Please keep the date below and join us as we celebrate one hundred and five years of impacting positively on the life of young women and building the potential of young girls .

Date :
13th - 17th August , 2024

Venue:
St Gregory's Collage ,Obalende Lagos



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On May 28, 2024 The Trefoil Guild Nigeria and the Girl Guides Plateau state Chapter paid a courtesy visit to Dr. Christ...
29/05/2024

On May 28, 2024
The Trefoil Guild Nigeria and the Girl Guides Plateau state Chapter paid a courtesy visit to Dr. Christiana Fwenji Zumyil, the Acting Provost of the Federal College of Education (FCE) Pankshin, and Mrs. Nna Elizabeth Homsuk, the Registrar of FCE Pankshin. This visit was part of the activities to mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day.
During the visit, the delegation was headed by Mrs Grace Frank Ojobo National Treasurer Trefoil Guild Nigeria. she congratulated Dr. Zumyil on her appointment and commended her for the outstanding work she has been doing at the institution.
In recognition of her contributions and commitment towards promoting menstrual hygiene, she was decorated as a Menstrual Hygiene Champion. This honor underscores her dedication to improving the lives of women and girls through education and advocacy on menstrual hygiene.

In addition, the Trefoil Guild presented the Trefoil Guild Handbook, Guides and Brownies Handbook to Dr. Zumyil, expressing their intention to establish a Guide Company at FCE Pankshin. Dr. Zumyil found this proposal very welcoming and promised to partner with the Trefoil Guild and the Girl Guides Plateau State Chapter to ensure the successful establishment of the Guide Company at the institution.
The visit was a significant step towards strengthening the collaboration between the Trefoil Guild, the Girl Guides, and Women in college of education FCE Pankshin, which is aimed at empowering young girls and promoting menstrual hygiene awareness within the college community.
In attendance are:
- Dr. Pearce S. Longdat, President of Women in College of Education Pankshin, and her Exco
- Pastor Esther Kareem, Plateau State Trefoil Guild Coordinator, and her Exco
- Mrs. Judith S. Fedelis, Girl Guide Commissioner of Plateau State, with her menstrual hygiene team headed by Mrs. Cecilia Peter, Project Commissioner, NGGA Plateau State
And children from 5 invited secondary school's and market women Association pankshin.

Familiarization visit by the plateau state Brownie Commissioner to St. Monica Nursery/ Primary School Jos Plateau State...
23/05/2024

Familiarization visit by the plateau state Brownie Commissioner to St. Monica Nursery/ Primary School Jos Plateau State to Discuss about opening a Brownie pack & guides company. The Headteacher Mrs Ngozi Mbanefo was excited about the news and promise to give her maximum support. Her Assistant Headteacher Mrs Juliana Anigbogu also expressed her Joy for the development.

23/05/2024

Our menstrual cycle is a source of strength and resilience, a reminder of the power and beauty of being a woman.
Menstruation is not just a biological process, it is a powerful and profound experience that connects us to the cycles of nature and the rhythms of our own bodies...... Menstrual hygiene day comes up on the 28th of May.... Kindly endeavor to PAD A GIRL

16/02/2024

In 2021, ex-minister of women affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen said over 37 million Nigerian women of menstruating age do not have access to sanitary pads due to financial constraints.

Yet, nothing significant has been done by the government to improve this. Instead, inflation continues to cause hardship on citizens.

16/02/2024

The average woman menstruates from age 13 until age 51, about once a month with each of the periods lasting from three to seven days.

The prices of sanitary pads in Nigeria have moved from ₦350-₦400 in 2019 to ₦700-₦950

With almost 83 million Nigerians living below the poverty line, parents would rather use their money for food and sustenance, rather than sanitary products for their children.

Meanwhile the use of cloth strips or foams could cause health issues that include urinary tract infections caused by poor hygiene.

Many Nigerians in Oct. 2018 protested on X (formerly Twitter) as they urged the federal government to scrap the tax on sanitary pads to make them affordable for women and young girls

13/01/2024

BREATHING IS WORTH MORE THAN SILVER, GOLD AND DIAMOND......
BREATHING IS ENOUGH

The story of Sara Sidner continues

Rather than waking up each morning and feeling bogged down by life's little stresses, Sidner says, she now wakes up "excited about whatever is coming, because I'm here."

Sidner, who serves as CNN's senior national correspondent and anchors the morning edition of CNN News Central, has not missed a day of work since her diagnosis, even appearing on the 17th Annual CNN Heroes red carpet on Dec. 10 — two days after she began chemotherapy — and hosting a live New Year's Eve special until 2 a.m.
"I am fatigued and I am slower, and I have to be more thoughtful about how I take care of myself," she admits, but now nearing the end of her first cycle of chemo, she's not willing to put her life on hold.

While Sidner considers herself a private person and hasn't quite adjusted to discussing her health out loud, she chose to open up about her disease now before it becomes too noticeable to hide.

"The bald truth is my hair's coming out," she explains — and as a woman in television, she's realized that the slightest change in hairstyle will spark a flurry of comments online. "If I'm having a bad hair day, I know about it. If I'm having a good hair day, I also know about that

12/01/2024

THE AIR WE BREATH IS WORTH MORE THAN ANYTHING....
BREATHING IS ENOUGH...

CNN's Sara Sidner has told countless stories of people who, in the face of unthinkable challenges, gained an incredible new perspective on life — but it wasn't until her own recent stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis that she grasped what it means to view simply breathing as "enough."
"Mentally, it has been 90% good for me because it's just opened my eyes to how beautiful this life that we have is," says Sidner, who disclosed her diagnosis Monday morning on CNN News Central. "I love my life now more than I can remember since probably 7 or 8. I really, truly feel grateful just to be here."

When Sidner traveled to Israel in October to report on its unfolding war with Hamas, she had just learned that her mammogram raised cause for concern. Told that she would need a biopsy upon her return to the States, she spent three weeks in a war zone with a sense of dread in the back of mind — an experience that ultimately prepared her to confront whatever personal news was waiting at home.

"Seeing the kind of suffering going on where I was and seeing people still live through the worst thing that has ever happened to them with grace and kindness, I was blown away by their resilience," Sidner, 51, tells PEOPLE. "In some weird way, it helped me with my own perspective on what I am going to be facing."

As she feared, a biopsy confirmed within days of her return to New York that the lump she'd first noticed months earlier was cancerous, and had already progressed to stage 3. "When I got the news, I didn't tell anybody, not even my mother or husband or sisters or friends," she recalls. "I just needed to process it."

Jumping to the worst-case scenario in her head, Sidner immediately began viewing the diagnosis as an end-of-life concern. "The first thing I thought of was, 'You better start writing letters to the people you love because you're not going to be here,'" she says through tears. "So I started writing one to my mom, who was struggling with her own health situation."

After moving through feelings of helplessness for a few days, Sidner realized that — with months of treatment ahead — she couldn't give up yet. "I just made a decision. I'm like, 'No, you're going to live and you're going to stop this and you're going to do every single thing in your arsenal to survive this. Period.' And I have been so much happier in my life since ... I mean happier than I was before cancer."

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