- I will teach girls sexuality, Stephanie Okereke-Linus

- Multiple award winning Producer and actress, St reproductive ephanie Linus-Okereke, has vowed to provide teenage girls with the right education and information about sexual and reproductive health to help them prevent getting impregnated early in life.She said this in Lagos during her unveiling ceremony as the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Regional Ambassador for Maternal Health in West and Central Africa Region by the Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole.kereke-Linus said that as the newly appointed ambassador on maternal health, she would ensure that teenage girls got the right information to reduce the risk of abortion and other sexual and reproductive health problems that occur among teenagers.She promised to work closely with the UNFPA and come up with suggestions that would help the agency to achieve its goals in terms of improved sexual and reproductive health in women and girls.The actress said: “I am going to leverage in some of the partnerships that I have and see how we can work together to improve the lives of women and girls. It is going to be a collaborative effort.“My focus is to ensure that girls are well equipped in terms of education and information,“ Linus-Okereke said.“the world is moving very fast, and we are living in a technology-driven society and so information is passing every second.“We need to meet it at its space; gone are those days when we can get information in one central area. Now, information is coming from different areas.“We have to make sure we hit it right on time, so as to give that child the right information to prepare her for the world she is going to face later on.
Ex-Big Brother Naija star, singer and guitarist, Deborah Ebun, popularly called Debie-Rise, has revealed how her Dad pardoned her after she sneaked out to the show. Debbie-Rise was one of the contestants that lasted till the last day of the reality show. While in the show, she had told fellow housemates how she ran out of her home because her dad, a pastor, would not let her attend the show. The Kogi-born singer, who has been touring media houses since the end of the reality, said, “Apart from the fact that my father is a pastor, I feel like I’m a typical girl with a good cultural upbringing from the north where parents are very protective of their children or they are just worried about the outside world like the city life. “So, I understood it as to the kind of life he wanted for me. I know he wants the best for me and he was just trying his best. “He was trying to be protective but being a pastor and me trying to have a career in music, there could be this friction....
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