US EditionFrom Silence To Strength — How Community Voices Are Transforming Family Planning In Sokoto
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From Silence To Strength — How Community Voices Are Transforming Family Planning In Sokoto
When Aisha Abdullahi, a 32-year-old mother of five from Gagi community in Sokoto South Local Government Area, first heard about family planning, her instinct was to reject it, thinking that it was only for women who didn’t want children or a way of disobeying nature. Today, Aisha is a peer educator in her community, leading women’s groups and health talks, using her story to challenge harmful myths and empower others. “Family planning gave me ba…
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