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MyLurah Campus Ambassador Programme
MyLurah Launches Founding Student Ambassador Programme to Champion Women's Health on Campuses in Nigeria and the UK A first-year university…
Posted inMyLurah News
MyLurah Maternal Campus Programme
She's 28 weeks pregnant, sitting in a crowded waiting room for her third antenatal appointment this month, clutching questions she…
Posted inPregnancy
Stretch Marks in Pregnancy: Separating Myth from Medicine
You're in the shower, seven months along, and you catch sight of the new silvery-red lines fanning across your belly.…
Posted inCulture and Experience
Dating as an African Woman Abroad Vs Expectation and Reality
You matched with someone new, and within the first few messages, he asked what he's really wanting to know: "Where…
Posted inCulture and Experience
Intercultural Relationship, Love, Conflict, and Growth
You're at his family's dinner table for the first time in his home country, and everyone's talking over each other,…
Posted inCulture and Experience
Missing Home while Building a New Life
It's an ordinary Sunday afternoon, and you're standing in your new kitchen in a country you chose, in a life…
Posted inParenting and Motherhood
Co-parenting as a Team, not a Hierarchy
It's a Tuesday, and the school calls about a permission slip. You check your phone, sigh, and start figuring out…
Posted inHow to Support Her
Why Listening is More Powerful than Advice
You come home carrying something heavy, a bad meeting, a hard conversation with your mother, a feeling you can't quite…
Posted inParenting and Motherhood
What NOT to Say to a New Mom
"At Least the Baby Is Healthy, Right?" Mia sat in the hospital bed, three days postpartum, still processing a delivery…
Posted inCulture and Experience
Why Women’s Pain Is Often Dismissed in African Communities
"Is How God Made Women?" Adora was seventeen the day the cramps first doubled her over in the school hallway.…