Maryam Ibrahim

Maryam Ibrahim holds a Bachelor of Nursing Science from the University of Ilorin and has served as a national project manager for the Nigerian University Nursing Students’ Association. She is a public health advocate, researcher, and writer with a focus on women’s health, menstrual equity, and healthcare access. Her community-based projects, such as the PaddedGirls Initiative and work with the UN Millennium Fellowship, have addressed period poverty through sustainable microenterprises and menstrual health education. Maryam has presented research on HIV prevention and digital health inclusion at international conferences and has contributed to publications such as Document Women and Communa Magazine.

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A folded school uniform rests on a concrete floor beside a straw broom, a shallow metal basin, and a small cooking pot. The room is dim and empty with no people present.
‘I felt like I had been loaned out’: the children sent to relatives in search of a better life