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Bukola Owolabi, co-founder of The Emagine Foundation, is championing menstrual health in Nigeria through the distribution of 1,000 sanitary towels to schoolgirls. This initiative is part of her broader mission to ensure that girls have the resources they need to succeed in school without being held back by their periods.
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“At Emagine Foundation, we are passionate about removing barriers to education for young girls. Providing sanitary towels is just one way we can help them stay in school and remain confident,”
Owolabi explained.The foundation’s work goes beyond distributing products; it’s also about educating young women on the importance of menstrual hygiene. By equipping them with both knowledge and resources, the Emagine Foundation is empowering girls to take control of their health and education. With this initiative, Owolabi and her team are making a lasting impact on the future of these girls.
