EXCLUSIVE: ORA FOUNDATION LAUNCHES "SANITARY PADS FOR GIRL CHILD" INITIATIVE IN OJODU LCDA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Exclusive: ORA Foundation Launches "Sanitary Pads for Girl Child" Initiative in Ojodu LCDA Public Schools

With strong determination to enhance the educational experience and well-being of girl students in public schools, Hon Oladipupo Rasheed Aro has spearheaded a groundbreaking campaign titled "Sanitary Pads for Girl Child" in Ojodu LCDA.

The ORA Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving Nigerians, particularly in Ojodu local communities, has embarked on this initiative to ensure that every girl child has access to essential sanitary products. With the goal of fostering self-esteem, confidence, and improved school performance among girls, the foundation aims to address the critical issue of menstrual hygiene management in public schools.

Recognizing the significant impact of basic sanitary applications on girl child education, the initiative seeks to mitigate the challenges posed by poor hygiene, which can impede girls' participation in school activities and hinder their academic performance.

Partnering with leading local companies in Nigeria, the ORA Foundation is committed to providing high-quality, locally produced sanitary pads to all girl students in Ojodu LCDA public schools, free of charge. This strategic collaboration aims to meet the specific needs of every girl child, ensuring their comfort and facilitating better educational outcomes.

Moreover, the foundation plans to work closely with schools to improve hygiene facilities and services, thereby creating a conducive learning environment for all students. By prioritizing sanitation and hygiene in public schools, the initiative aims to support the Renewed Hope agenda and contribute to the overall development of Nigeria's education sector.

Through the "Sanitary Pads for Girl Child" initiative, the ORA Foundation reaffirms its commitment to empowering young girls and fostering their academic success, ultimately paving the way for a brighter future for Nigeria.