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25/04/2026

World Malaria Day 2026
"Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must."

Every April 25, the world unites against one of its oldest killers — and this year, the message is clear: we have no more excuses.

Since 2000, 2.3 billion malaria cases have been averted globally. Vaccines are reaching millions. Better nets are being distributed. Progress is real.
But so is the danger. Africa faces a $45 billion funding gap, rising drug resistance, and climate-driven outbreaks threatening to erase decades of hard work.

At the Esteemed Hub Foundation, we believe no one should die from a preventable disease. We stand with communities — especially women, children, and the most vulnerable — in the fight for a malaria-free Nigeria.

Use your net. Seek early treatment. Raise your voice.
Because ending malaria doesn't start in a lab — it starts in our communities.
Together, now we can. Now we must. 💪🏽

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24/04/2026

Listening before leading.

On Thursday, the Esteemed Hub Foundation visited Zumba Community as part of our RISE4Women Needs Assessment — and it was a powerful reminder of why community-first approaches matter.

We sat with the Hakimin Gwada and his Dogarai (Chiefs), heard from community women, and engaged with students — voices that are often left out of the conversations that shape their own futures.

This assessment is not just data collection. It is an act of trust — and we do not take that lightly.
Every voice we hear in Zumba brings us one step closer to designing interventions that are rooted in reality, shaped by the community, and built to last.

RISE4Women is rising — from the ground up. 💙
📍 Zumba Community

22/04/2026

From the field — Gwada, Niger State.

Today, the Esteemed Hub Foundation touched down in Gwada for the RISE4Women Needs Assessment — and the energy in the room said everything.

We sat with women who carry so much.
Community women. Women from the IDP camp. Young women from Day Secondary School Gwada and the School of Health, Gwada — the next generation showing up with voices ready to be heard.

And holding space with us? The Hakimin Gwada and his Dogarai — traditional leadership leaning in, because real change is community-owned.

This is what it looks like when a whole community decides that women's needs matter. Every voice in that room brought us closer to solutions that are grounded, real, and lasting.

RISE4Women is just getting started. 💙
📍 Gwada, Niger State

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22/04/2026

Yesterday, we showed up — and it mattered.

On April 21, 2026, the Esteemed Hub Foundation was proud to participate in the Workshop on Promoting Electoral Integrity and Peaceful Participation through Electoral Literacy for Women, held at Golfview Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos.

Organised by FIAP under the EU Support to ECOWAS in Peace, Security and Governance (EPSG) Project — co-funded by the European Union, German Cooperation, and Denmark — this workshop brought together CSOs and media practitioners from across Nigeria for a full day of learning, dialogue, and action.

From unpacking the root causes of electoral violence, to exploring how communities can become powerful agents of peace — Day One was rich, interactive, and deeply necessary.

A key theme that ran through every session? Women are not just participants in democracy — we are its backbone. Yet systemic barriers continue to push us to the margins of decision-making. That changes when we show up informed, equipped, and united.

Facilitator Dr. Bridget Osakwe of challenged us to move beyond voting — to embrace peaceful participation across the entire electoral cycle. And we're here for it.

We also got introduced to the ElectPeace Digital Collaborative Platform — a regional hub for knowledge sharing, networking, and coordinated action on electoral integrity and peacebuilding. Watch this space.

The work of building peaceful, credible elections begins in our communities — and it begins with us.

Save this post if you believe women's voices belong in every room where democracy is shaped.

Drop a comment — what does peaceful participation mean to you?

22/04/2026

Our ancestors called her Mother.
What do we call her now? 🌍

From the Niger Delta to the Sahel… she is changing.
And she is watching.

Before you scroll… pause.
Close your eyes for 2 seconds.

Think about: – The last time you stood under a mango tree
– Rain hitting a zinc roof, that smell of wet red earth
– Harmattan arriving… and you just knew the season had changed

Our grandparents didn’t need weather apps.
The farmer knew the rains.
The fisherman knew the river.

That knowledge is fading.
Not stolen by outsiders this time…
But by us. By our choices.

“It is our land. But we are treating it like we have another one waiting.”

The truth is uncomfortable: – Over 90% of Nigeria’s forest cover is gone
– 2,170+ oil spills in the Niger Delta (last decade)
– 48 million Nigerians facing food insecurity linked to climate change

This is not just statistics.
This is our home.

So what can you do? Start small: 🌱 Plant a tree — your compound, your street, your mosque/church
# Dispose nylon properly
# Talk about the Earth — at home, in group chats, with your children
# Hold leaders accountable — demand action, not just speeches
# Share this — awareness spreads faster than wildfire

The Earth has given us everything.
Now it’s our turn to give something back.

What does the Earth mean to you… and what will you do to protect her?

Drop your answer below 👇
Tag someone who needs to see this

Sustainability ActNow

19/04/2026

She had ₦40,000. She needed ₦2 million.
She enrolled ALL 350 children anyway.
Let that sit with you for a second.

Last week, our Executive Director Princess Doosugh Agbadu-Adu took the stage at the Zero Budget Revolution virtual class — and she didn't come to play.

She said something that rewired our entire thinking:
"Money amplifies impact. It doesn't create it."
This woman started with ONE girl. In her living room.
No grant. No office. No investors.
Just her skills, her neighborhood, and an unshakeable belief.

Six months later — 30+ girls. Zero naira spent on advertising.
And when the numbers didn't add up for 350 out-of-school children? She didn't wait for funding to show up. She showed up — to markets, churches, mosques, and strangers' doors. Every single week for 7 weeks straight.
Every. Single. Child. Enrolled.

That's not a miracle. That's what years of credibility and consistency look like in action.
She also dropped this one on us, and we haven't recovered:
"If you can't create an impact with what you have now, more money will just fund inefficiency at scale."

Sis.
If you're building something right now with little to nothing — this post is for you. You don't need permission. You don't need a perfect plan or a funded proposal.

You need clarity. Consistency. Community.
That's the Esteemed Hub way. Always has been.

💾 Save this for the days doubt creeps in.
🏷️ Tag someone who needs to hear this today.
💬 Drop "NOTES" in the comments and we'll send you the key takeaways from the session.

13/04/2026

BIG NEWS FROM THE ESTEEMED HUB FOUNDATION!📢

We are thrilled to announce that the Esteemed Hub Foundation has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR)! 🤝

This milestone marks a powerful new chapter in our journey — one rooted in our unwavering commitment to building stronger, more resilient communities and fostering sustainable development where it matters most.

Together with , we are set to advance peacebuilding initiatives, promote conflict resolution frameworks, and create platforms that empower individuals and communities to thrive in peaceful, stable environments. This partnership is more than an agreement — it is a shared vision brought to life.

At the Esteemed Hub Foundation, we believe that progress is only meaningful when it is built on a foundation of peace. This collaboration is a bold step toward making that belief a reality.

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to the entire team at for their openness, commitment, and shared passion for a more peaceful world. We are honoured to walk this path with you. 🙏❤️

Stay tuned — the best is yet to come! Full details, highlights, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content dropping very soon.

12/04/2026

Empowered. Equipped. Ready to Respond.

The Esteemed Hub Foundation was proud to participate in the DIWA – GBV Responders Workshop, a three-day capacity-building training organized by the Development Initiative of West Africa (DIWA), held from 7th – 9th April 2026 at Radiance Spring International Hotel, Gudu District, Abuja.

The workshop, themed "Strengthening Community-Driven Response to GBV by Empowering CSOs as Gatekeepers and Champions Towards Addressing GBV Issues in North Central Nigeria," brought together Civil Society Organizations committed to tackling Gender-Based Violence at the grassroots level.

At Esteemed Hub Foundation, this training speaks directly to the heart of our work. Every day, we engage with communities, support vulnerable individuals, and champion the dignity and rights of those who are often unheard. Being equipped with stronger GBV response skills means we can show up better — for the women, girls, and families we serve. This is not just training; it is a responsibility we carry with pride.

Together with DIWA and fellow CSOs, we are committed to building safer, healthier, and more just communities across Nigeria.

08/04/2026

Day 1 | 3 Days to Go.
We have officially kicked off the 3-Day CSO Capacity Building Workshop on the Prevention of Gender-Based Violence (P-GBV) here at Radiance Spring Hotel, Abuja.

Organized by the incredible team at Development Initiative for West African ( DIWA), Day One was nothing short of transformative. We didn’t just talk about the problem—we built the tools to solve it.

Highlights from yesterday’s deep-dive sessions:
# Moral Ambition Session: Moving beyond awareness to personal accountability.
# DIWA Data Dialogue: Letting the evidence guide our strategy.
# Reality Room + Social Norms Dialogue: Facing tough truths and identifying the "unspoken rules" that fuel GBV.
# Community Influencing Mapping: Pinpointing exactly where change needs to happen.

The Outputs are in!
Thanks to the energy in the room, we have:
1️⃣ Personal Moral Commitments – Because change starts with us.
2️⃣ Evidence-Based GBV Insights – No myths, just facts.
3️⃣ Priority Harmful Norms – We see them, we’re naming them, we’re ending them.
4️⃣ Community Influence Maps – Our roadmap to real impact.

This is how we build a movement. Stay tuned for Day 2!

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07/04/2026

Health isn’t just a goal. It’s a daily choice.

This , watch us take small steps that change lives – starting with our own.

Drop a 🙌 if you’re choosing health today.

07/04/2026

This World Health Day,🌍 we’re reimagining what health really means.

It’s not just the absence of illness.
It’s access to clean water.
It’s mental peace.
It’s knowing your body, your rights, and your worth.

At Esteemed Hub Foundation, we believe good health is the foundation of every dream. From our wellness outreaches to mental health first-aid sessions, we’re committed to building a healthier, stronger community—together. 🤝

🌱 Today, take one small step: 🚶
✅ Drink an extra glass of water 💦 🥛
✅ Check on a friend’s mental health
✅ Learn one health fact you didn’t know yesterday

Tag someone who inspires you to live healthier. Let’s grow in wellness, together.

06/04/2026

You already have what it takes to create impact.
The catch? You just need to know how to use it.

That’s exactly why we’re bringing the Zero Budget Revolution event directly to this page.

One of the speakers is none other than our Executive Director – so this conversation is personal, practical, and packed with real lessons from the heart of our foundation.

📅 Event: Zero Budget Revolution
🗓️ Date: 11th April 2026
⏰ Time: 4 PM – 6 PM
📍 Format: Virtual (join from anywhere)

🎤 Speakers include:
• Princess Doosugh Agbadu-Adu, ED – Esteemed Hub Foundation & DIIC
• Mr. David Andrew Okon, Researcher, IDMSS
🎙️ Moderator: Mr. Temitope Ausi, Founder, Oluwole Ausi Foundation

What you’ll gain:
✅ Practical strategies to build impact with existing resources
✅ Real-world insights from founders & researchers
✅ Actionable steps to scale social impact on a budget

Why attend?
*Turn limited resources into meaningful outcomes
* Network with peers and partners
*Access ready‑to‑use templates & checklists

🔗 Register now (spots are limited):
👉 https://forms.gle/ugnbXDVeLHZWdmvi6
📲 Or scan the QR code on our poster

Because our Executive Director is speaking, we’re making sure you get this message directly from us. No middlemen. Just real impact.

Save this post, share with a changemaker, and register today.

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