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Stop spreading false information on X. #FWDWithFacts with Folu Storms

Spread facts only on X. #FWDWithFacts with Linda Ejiofor-Suleiman 🎬

You are about to repost on X.  Don’t do it until you confirm it’s the truth. #FWDWithFacts with Z O⚡️O

Spread joy not fear on X. #FWDWithFacts with Toolz O.D

Ever seen a video of Tinubu or Peter Obi and something seems off with their lip movements? This could be a deepfake designed to spread lies. Don’t be fooled. Learn from Folu Storms how to spot fake videos today.

Global funding cuts are putting Nigerian women’s lives at risk. ● 45M women lack access to basic reproductive healthcare ● 12,000 diagnosed with cervical cancer yearly ● 8,000 preventable deaths every year You can change this at no extra cost. Donations via GlobalGiving are

62% of Nigerian women say they lack capital to start or grow their businesses. Less than 10% of MSME loans go to women despite a 95% repayment rate. With the WEEwa₦tMore campaign, we are aiming to change that. Learn more about the campaign here: gatefield.co/nigerian-women…

Nigerian women are key to our economy but get less than 10% of SME loans.  Tell your banks to fund women. Sign here: weewantmore.ng  When women earn, Nigeria grows. WEEwaNtMore

Nigerian women power 50% of the economy, yet receive less than 10% of SME funding. Join us to call on the Minister of Finance to commit 40% of the MSME portfolio for women-owned businesses. Sign the petition! weewantmore.ng #WEEwa₦tMore

Only 10% of small business loans in Nigeria are given to women. Yet women repay 95% of loans, twice more than men. This bias must cease. ✍🏽 sign here to tell your bank to fund women: weewantmore.ng

Women don’t need “empowerment”. They need access. Access to credit. Access to trust. Access to power. I just told my bank women entrepreneurs deserve more. You should tell yours too Add your stamp: weewantmore.ng

62% of Nigerian women can’t access the capital they need to grow. Yet, women have higher loan repayment rates. It’s time for the CEO Access Bank Plc to step up. Sign the petition: weewantmore.ng WEEWantMore

62% of Nigerian women cite lack of capital as their biggest barrier. Only 1% of gov funding goes to support them. These women run the economy but they’re being left behind. Sign the petition. Add your voice. Demand action. Visit: weewantmore.ng

95% of loans given to women are paid back, and on time. Join me in calling on all banks to publicly commit to create or expand dedicated women’s business credit funds with friendly-interest. When women earn, Nigeria grows. Sign the petition - weewantmore.ng WEEwa₦tMore

Bold. Free. Unapologetically VYBRNT. Last year, over 1,000 young Nigerians gathered for radical conversations, film, and art that challenged power and inspired change. This year? We turn it up. #Caustival is back. Register now: tix.africa/discover/gatef…

The tobacco industry is targeting children with candy- and fruit-flavoured products. Vape and e-cigarette use is rapidly gaining popularity among children. Our new PSA features real Nigerian parents calling for policy action. It’s time to #KeepVapesAwayFromNigerianKids

If a child dressed in school uniform can buy a vape in Nigeria, we have already failed. Dear, Minister Muhammad Ali Pate, you cannot afford to look away. Gatefield joins over 100 Nigerian parents, public health advocates, and civil society groups to demand a ban on flavoured

Vapes are not harmless. They contain nicotine, heavy metals, and carcinogens, masked as fruit flavours. And kids are buying them freely. Why is this allowed? It's time for Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA and FCCPC Nigeria to commit to a ban on flavoured vape sales to minors and enforce ID

Big Tobacco has a new target: our children. With colourful packaging, candy-like flavours, and social media hype, vape and e-cigarette companies are hooking a new generation on nicotine. The Minister of Health and FCCPC Nigeria cannot afford to look away. Ban the sale of vapes