Ready to be part of change? Introducing SEGEI's 2023 impact report! Dive into the details of our incredible work and be inspired by the difference we have made. Our team…
by Ruth Gibson Strong Enough Girls’ Empowerment Initiative (SEGEI) through funding provided by Nigerian Youth Futures Fund in collaboration with LEAP Africa carried out a transformative project in the Kurudu…
by Grace Anaja Addressing gender-based violence requires the active involvement of individuals within their communities. It is crucial to recognize the importance of individual actions and efforts in preventing such…
We co-hosted a concurrent session with ADD International at the Women Deliver Virtual Conference titled 'Young People on Intersectionality & Leadership: Our Voices! Our Stories!' Our young leaders, two of…
by Grace Anaja Young people are at the core of what we do at Strong Enough Girls’ Empowerment Initiative (SEGEI) and as such in commemoration of the International Youth Day…
by Grace Anaja Family planning and body rights are essential components of ensuring the well-being and empowerment of young women in Nigeria. With a rapidly growing population and limited resources,…
by Grace Anaja Menstrual Hygiene Day is celebrated every year on May 28th to raise awareness about menstrual hygiene and change the harmful societal norms and stereotypes around menstruation. The…
by Grace Anaja The United Nations Department of Global Communications organised a CSW67 virtual side event themed 'Information and Communication Technologies (ICTS) and Higher Education: A Space for Gender Equality'…
Since 2016, SEGEI has worked with the Federal Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)…
In commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day, Strong Enough Girls Empowerment Initiative (SEGEI) and Natineee Empowerment for Sustainable Impact Initiative (NESII) took sensitisation and awareness campaign to secondary girls in Lagos.…
