Ademola Olajide

@OlajideDemola

Representative Committed to explore a fresh perspective.....Kwa udhabiti wa Kenya

Joined February 2015
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    Jun 21

    Society reaps the benefits when women enjoy better health care via

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    Jun 20

    Public Engagement remains key for us & we have strategicaly defined our 'publics' over the years! From funders, , to Private Sector, , to Government, to International Partners, . Glad they joined us for a Panel Discussion!

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    Jun 16

    Africa CDC epidemiologists in DRC are doing a great job and helping to improve surveillance. DRC Health Minister praised Africa CDC epidemiologists in Itipo during the National Coordination Meeting, asking others to follow their example. Well done Africa CDC epis!

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    Jun 6

    glad to collaborate with in advancing the Human Rights of women with Disabilities in Kenya

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    Jun 4

    He believed everyone has a dream and strongly felt every young person's potential must be fulfilled.

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    Jun 3

    My friend! My brother! My teacher! My ! My leader! A passionate icon for women's health. Its been a very long year! Sail on in peace. Amen.

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    Jun 8

    We are delighted to announce the approval of our next Country Programme 2018-2023 by Executive Board. We look forward to sustained partnership as we strive to achieve Kenya's transformative results

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    Jun 7

    Let's work together to advance the human rights of women with disabilities in Kenya. “Nothing about us without us”

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    Jun 7

    In terms of advancing the human rights of women with disabilities, most don't need disability specific services but rather inclusion in sexual and reproductive health efforts designed to reach the general community.

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    Jun 7

    Governments should consider needs of persons with disabilities in ethical & human rights dimensions. Inclusion doesn't have to be an overwhelming task. It should be an integral part of policy formulation & programming.

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    Jun 6

    In a humanitarian crisis the physical layout and structure of camps and settlements can make it difficult or impossible for those with disabilities to access necessary services. Its time to change this narrative.

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    Jun 6

    An estimated 10% of the world’s population – 650 million people – live with a disability. Yet the ignorance & attitudes of society to persons with disabilities is the greatest barrier – not the disabilities themselves.

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    Jun 6

    Persons with disabilities have the same needs as other people. Yet they often face barriers to information and services. Its time we work to advance disability rights and inclusion in reproductive health.

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    Jun 6

    Its time we recognizes the double discrimination, women & girls with disabilities are subjected to, & the measures we all have to employ to ensure their full and equal enjoyment of human rights & fundamental freedoms.

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    Jun 6

    What is the status of women with disabilities in Kenya and how can we explore opportunities to advance their human rights? Join & for a roundtable discussion this morning

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    Jun 4

    Much appreciation to PS & Permanent Rep representing in special session on

    UNFPA special briefing on FP in Rwanda: the Road to Kigali toward ICFP2018. Well done Dr Nyemazi Jean Pierre!.
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    May 30

    The status of women’s health, their participation in the economy and their education levels must be priority in the development agenda. Where gender gaps in these areas prevail, women will always be subjected to violence.

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    May 26

    As I said at mtg on , we will only if we engage boys and men actors of change. We must start early as far too many boys still grow up accepting a social construct that says they have power over women and girls. This must change and it must change now.

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    May 26

    It was great to be invited on the High Level Forum for and . Thanks to for the invite. add his support and voice to - saying NO to

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    May 25

    "We will never be able to achieve sustainable development goals if we don't put the health and wellbeing of women and girls at the centre of development," - Executive Director

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