Chima Azubuike
The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer of Kishimi Shelter and Care Foundation, Phillip Joshua, has urged journalists, media professionals and social media influencers to use their various platforms to combat stigma, discrimination, gender-based violence and rights abuses while promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services in Gombe State.
Joshua made the call during a Quarterly Sensitisation Meeting for Journalists, Media Professionals and Social Media Influencers on Stigma, Rights Abuse, Gender-Based Violence and Discrimination: Empowering SRHR Champions.
The meeting was organised by the Global Fund and the National AIDS and STIs Control Programme (NASCP) and implemented by the Johns Hopkins Program for International Education in Gynecology and Obstetrics (JHPIEGO) in partnership with the Kishimi Shelter and Care Foundation.
Giving an overview of the project, Joshua said the intervention is being implemented in Akko, Gombe and Kaltungo Local Government Areas, covering 55 health facilities.
“Our major responsibility is to generate
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