The Inclusion Project

Every child deserves a childhood, not a workplace.
On this International Day Against Child Labour, we stand for a world where every child is free to learn, play, and dream without being forced into labour. Child labour robs children of their education, safety, health, and future opportunities.

Governments, communities, and families must work together to protect children, enforce child protection laws, and ensure access to quality education for all.
Let children be children.

🇳🇬 One Nigeria, One Future 🇳🇬

As we celebrate Nigeria's Independence Day, we are reminded that true nationhood is not measured by years alone, but by the safety, dignity, and opportunities available to every citizen.
Today, many Nigerians continue to face economic hardship, insecurity, displacement, unemployment, and barriers to quality education and healthcare. Families are struggling, communities are grieving, and too many children are growing up without the protection and opportunities they deserve.

At The Inclusion Project, we believe that a stronger Nigeria is built when no one is left behind. We call on government at all levels to prioritize the security of lives, invest in education and healthcare, protect the rights of women and children, and create pathways for meaningful economic opportunities for all.
As citizens, let us remain united in purpose, committed to justice, inclusion, and collective progress.

Together, we can build the Nigeria we all deserve.
Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! 🇳🇬

19 Days Since 32 Innocent Lives Were Taken From Their Classrooms
18 primary school pupils. 7 secondary school students. 7 teachers.

For 19 days, families have waited, prayed, and hoped.
Every child deserves a classroom. Every teacher deserves safety.
Bring them home now.

Welcome to June! As we step into a new month, we celebrate new opportunities, renewed hope, and the power of inclusion in building stronger communities.

May this month bring progress, purpose, and positive impact to every individual, especially women, girls, children, and marginalized groups whose voices deserve to be heard and valued.

Together, let's continue to champion equality, dignity, and a society where no one is left behind.

BRING BACK OUR SCHOOL CHILDREN AND TEACHERS
It has been over 14 days since school children and their teachers were abducted from schools in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State. Families continue to wait, classrooms remain empty, and communities are living in fear and uncertainty.

Every passing day is a painful reminder that these children deserve to be learning, dreaming, and growing safely in school, not living in captivity. Education should never become a pathway to danger.

We call on all relevant authorities to intensify efforts and ensure the safe and immediate return of every child and teacher still in captivity. Their lives matter. Their futures matter. Their families deserve answers.

Bring Back Our School Children. Bring Back Their Teachers. Now.

Today, we join the world in celebrating Menstrual Hygiene Day by advocating for dignity, awareness, and access to menstrual health for every girl and woman.

At the Inclusion Project, we remain committed to breaking the stigma around menstruation, promoting menstrual health education, and supporting vulnerable girls and women with sanitary products and safe spaces for conversations.

Menstruation is natural shame and silence should never be. Together, let’s create a world where no girl misses opportunities because of her period.

As we celebrate the joy, dreams, and potential of every child today, our hearts are also with the kidnapped children in Ikoyi-Ile, Oyo State. No child deserves to be taken away from the safety of their home, their education, and the love of their families. 💔

Children are the future of our communities and nation. Their laughter, dreams, and innocence must be protected at all costs. We call on the government and relevant authorities to intensify efforts to ensure the safe return of these children back to their homes and parents.

Every child deserves safety, freedom, education, and the opportunity to grow in peace. Let us continue to stand for the protection and wellbeing of all children.

🌙✨ Eid Mubarak from The Inclusion Project!

As we celebrate this season of faith, love, and togetherness, may our hearts be filled with peace, kindness, and gratitude. May this Eid bring joy to every home and strengthen the spirit of unity in our communities. 🤍

Wishing you and your loved ones a beautiful and blessed celebration. 🌙💫

Creating safe spaces for girls to learn, connect, lead, and grow.
Through our Bi-Monthly Girls Forum in Kano, we continues to empower young girls through mentorship, dialogue, and confidence-building sessions.

Together, we are raising informed, confident, and empowered girls for a better future.

For the past four years, we have remained committed to restoring dignity, promoting menstrual hygiene, and supporting vulnerable women and girls through impactful outreach and pad distributions. This year, we are proud to mark the 5th edition of our Menstrual Pad Drive. A milestone of compassion, consistency, and community impact.

Menstrual Pad Drive 5.0 is focused on reaching incarcerated women and girls with 1,000 sanitary pads because every woman deserves access to safe menstrual hygiene regardless of her circumstances. Through this initiative, we continue to advocate for dignity, inclusion, and care for underserved communities.

As we celebrate five years of impact, we invite individuals, organizations, and partners to join us in making this year even bigger. Your support, donations, and advocacy can help us reach more lives and create lasting change.

Together, let’s continue spreading dignity through hygiene.