Kaduna’s investment in women and girls is helping create pathways to education, digital skills and economic opportunity. With stronger policies, sustained support and collaboration, empowering women can strengthen families, communities and the state’s future.
Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must go beyond enforcement. Prevention, education, treatment and rehabilitation can protect young people, strengthen families and give those struggling with dependence a pathway to recovery and hope.
Mrs Hannah Egbelle Joseph John is empowering women and young people through Issanah Skillsphere Kitchen in Kaduna, combining affordable, healthy food with catering and baking training to promote skills, independence, entrepreneurship and generational wealth.
Mrs Hannah Egbelle Joseph John is empowering women and young people through Issanah Skillsphere Kitchen in Kaduna, combining affordable, healthy food with catering and baking training to promote skills, independence, entrepreneurship and generational wealth.
Kaduna’s investment in women and girls is helping create pathways to education, digital skills and economic opportunity. With stronger policies, sustained support and collaboration, empowering women can strengthen families, communities and the state’s future.
Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must go beyond enforcement. Prevention, education, treatment and rehabilitation can protect young people, strengthen families and give those struggling with dependence a pathway to recovery and hope.
Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must include protecting the girl-child from vulnerability, exploitation and harmful substance use. Through education, family support, community action and early intervention, stakeholders can help girls build safer, healthier and more hopeful futures.
Kaduna’s drug fight must go beyond arrests and seizures. Prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and reintegration can give people struggling with drug dependence a path toward recovery and help build healthier families and stronger communities.
Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must begin early, with families, schools, communities and institutions working together. Through education, awareness, support and rehabilitation, young people can be protected from substance misuse and empowered to build healthier, brighter futures.
Bitrus Godwin, known as Dean, is a Kaduna filmmaker and founder of Dean Creations using films and digital media to tell meaningful African stories. From church drama to filmmaking, his journey reflects resilience, creativity and a commitment to inspiring positive change.
Drug abuse continues to affect many communities in Kaduna, but prevention, education, rehabilitation, and community partnerships are making a difference. By supporting young people and promoting awareness, the state can build safer, healthier communities and create lasting positive change.
