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As the world observes Suicide Prevention Month, Life After Abuse Foundation (LAAF) organized a dedicated Zero Male Suicide programme for members of the Nigerian Armed Forces on the 30th September, 2026, highlighting the urgent need for stronger suicide prevention and mental health support for men in Nigeria. The programme was facilitated by Halima Layeni, Founder … Read more
By Chidinma Prosper Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly moving from an experimental technology into a practical component of healthcare. For women’s health, this transition is particularly significant. Women have historically been underrepresented in biomedical research, women-specific diseases have received inadequate investment, and many conditions, including endometriosis, menopause-related disorders, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular disease, infertility and pregnancy … Read more
Life After Abuse Foundation (LAAF) delivered training for male staff at Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (HPFT) on Friday, 14 August 2026, examining male abuse, trauma and the impact these experiences can have on men’s mental health and wellbeing. Held under the theme “Men Can Be Victims Too: Breaking the Silence Around Male Abuse … Read more
By Chidinma Prosper For much of modern medical history, advances in healthcare have been driven by discoveries in biology, pharmaceuticals, medical imaging, surgery and public-health systems. Artificial intelligence is different because it is not simply another medical instrument. It is a general-purpose technology capable of changing how information is collected, interpreted and acted upon across … Read more
Life After Abuse Foundation (LAAF), a nonprofit dedicated to providing free psychosocial support, counseling, and advocacy for boys and men affected by abuse and trauma, today honors a distinguished group of fathers, leaders, and allies whose support has strengthened its mission throughout the year. As part of its Father’s Week appreciation initiative, LAAF recognizes fathers … Read more
The third edition of the O³ Medical Outreach provided free healthcare services to 111 residents of the Iganmu-Orile community in Lagos, bringing essential medical care closer to underserved populations. Held on May 23, 2026, at RCCG Prince of Peace, 44/45 Sari Street, Iganmu-Orile, Lagos, the outreach transformed the church premises into a temporary healthcare center … Read more
The Life After Abuse Foundation (LAAF) commemorated International Boys’ Day through its “Boys Under Protection Program,” an initiative designed to promote the emotional well-being, positive development, and protection of boys in society. The program was successfully held on the 15th of May at Ransome-Kuti Memorial Junior Grammar School and Ransome-Kuti Memorial Senior Grammar School, where … Read more
The Life After Abuse Foundation, a leading voice in advancing awareness, policy advocacy, and survivor support, will host a landmark global webinar on April 11, 2026, at 5:00 PM (WAT), confronting the hidden crisis of male domestic violence. Known for its bold, evidence driven approach and commitment to underserved victim groups, the Foundation continues to … Read more
The horrifying allegations emerging from Ozoro community about a so-called “raping festival” are not just a story of violence against women; they are a stark and painful reflection of a deeper societal failure. While the immediate outrage is rightly directed at the brutality inflicted on women, we must also confront an uncomfortable truth: we are … Read more
The idea of a fruitful vine is one of abundance, something that grows and multiplies. Few metaphors capture this better than women. Across families, communities, and economies, women have historically demonstrated an extraordinary capacity to multiply what they are given. When women gain access to resources, the benefits often ripple outward; improving household welfare, strengthening … Read more
By Ushang Achu The recent demolition exercise in Makoko has stirred intense public debate, raising critical questions about urban safety, development priorities, and the human cost of progress. Often referred to as the “Venice of Lagos,” Makoko is once again under threat, this time due to government concerns about residents encroaching on high-tension electrical infrastructure … Read more
Life After Abuse Foundation (LAAF), in partnership with Esther’s Company Fellowship (ECF), donated relief packages to 2,000 male inmates at Ikoyi Prison, 20–27 Ribadu Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria, during the 4th Edition of the Hope for Christmas Prison Outreach held on Saturday, 20 December 2025. The initiative focused on restoring dignity, providing essential relief, and … Read more