Page Stories Read the latest stories about children and families in Nigeria Stories from Nigeria Article Two Men. Two Communities. One Mission Supported by LIXIL, two different paths converge on one goal: building healthier communities for every child. Read now Article No Period, No Life Inspired by ASWA III training, a tailor in Adamawa is using his skills to change the story around menstrual health. Read now Article How a Small Camp Banished Open Defecation With support from the Nigeria Humanitarian Fund, a minority community in northeast Nigeria has ended open defecation to protect its children and most vulner Read now Article Mr Toilet How one local trader is turning affordable toilets into healthier, safer homes in Kwali Read now Article At 59, Deborah Built Her First Toilet How a former student helped his retired teacher leave behind more than 50 years of open defecation in Kilankwa II Community Read now Article Reporter’s Diary: The Children Behind the Hills In this travelogue, Folashade G. Adebayo reports on UNICEF’s resolve to save children suffering from acute malnutrition, even in the most unlikely places. Read now Load more items Photo essays Photo essay The Tablespoon Toddlers The Tablespoon Toddlers See now Photo essay In Lagos, Healthcare Workers Bring Vaccines to Children Wher Between crowded spaces and scattered wares at Ikotun market, health workers deliver lifesaving measles-rubella vaccine to children at the market square, ove See now Photo essay Beyond the broom: From Janitor to Vaccine Champion How a See now Photo essay When Floods Silenced a Giver – but not her Spirit Floods in Adamawa leave once-thriving families on the brink See now Photo essay From Streets to Screens: A Day at the Digital Village for Al How technology and skills training are giving forgotten children a second chance at life See now Photo essay Bokkos Fights Back: How a community is beating cholera A pictorial on a community’s efforts to keep cholera at bay See now Load more items