Blessing Chukwuneke
As world leaders converge for the 80th United Nations General Assembly, the world will once again be filled with lofty declarations of equality, justice, and the global commitment to “leave no one behind.” For decades, heads of state have mounted the UN podium to reaffirm their dedication to building a fairer and more inclusive world. … Read more
Men’s Mental Health Advocate and Founder of the Life After Abuse Foundation, Halima Layeni, announces the launch of her new book titled Dear Man: If You Carry The Weight, This Is Your Invitation, a timely, heart-stirring publication that boldly addresses the often-unspoken emotional and psychological struggles of men. At a time when the mental health … Read more
On Saturday June 29th in honor of Father’s Month and Men’s Mental Health Month the Life After Abuse Foundation hosted a powerful outreach event for homeless men at Teslim Balogun Stadium under the banner of The Dear Man Project. The event served as a beacon of hope for fathers brothers and sons who have been … Read more
Earlier today, a clip surfaced online showing French President, Emmanuel Macron being pushed on the cheek by his wife, Brigitte Macron. What should have sparked outrage, concern, and deep conversations around domestic violence was instead reduced to meme fodder and crude jokes. The reaction has been as swift as it has been disturbing: mockery, laughter, … Read more
The recent attack on 25-year-old Nigerian influencer, Enioluwa Adeoluwa, for crying at his best friend, Priscilla’sPriscilla’s wedding is more than an internet scandal. It is an indictment of our collective failure to raise emotionally healthy men. Enioluwa, in a raw, beautiful, and deeply human moment, shed tears as he celebrated a life milestone with someone … Read more
I know you think your favorite actor, Bolanle Ninalowo, sent you a direct message or followed you on TikTok. Don’t be deceived, that’s not who you think it is. He is not on TikTok! Impersonation is not a new phenomenon. Arguably, the earliest recorded case was Jacob impersonating Esau, a fraudulent act that affected many … Read more
The Life After Abuse Foundation is hosting a pivotal event to advance the global discourse on men’s mental health. This high-level gathering convenes international stakeholders, thought leaders, and experts to address the pressing mental health issues affecting men worldwide. The event, scheduled for February 1, 2025, will take place virtually on Zoom, accommodating participants from … Read more
By Peter Okoye Political parties have been the bedrock of every democracy in the world. Democracy, often described as the government of popular consent, is made possible through the involvement and participation of political parties, whose members are ideologically bound together. In its conceptualisation, a political party is an organized group of people who share … Read more
The Life After Abuse Foundation (LAAF), in partnership with Esthers’ Company Fellowship, organized a special Christmas outreach program to support widows. The outreach featured a variety of initiatives, including the donation of food supplies, free medical checkups, financial assistance, advocacy, and financial empowerment sessions. The event underscored the commitment of both organizations to uplifting vulnerable … Read more
On Wednesday, 4th December 2024, Life After Abuse Foundation hosted a highly engaging men’s mental health workshop at the Lagos State Ministry of Establishments and Works. The workshop was designed to promote mental wellness and address the unique challenges faced by men. The workshop, facilitated by Halima Layeni, aimed to create a safe and supportive … Read more
Breaking off a relationship can be incredibly painful, often leaving you feeling like a part of you is missing. What many people don’t realize is that the overwhelming emotions you experience after a breakup aren’t just in your head—they’re rooted in biology. This phenomenon, often referred to as relationship withdrawal syndrome, explains why love and … Read more
First dates can be exciting and nerve-wracking. Whether you’re meeting for amala at a local buka or sharing a candlelit dinner in an upscale restaurant, the stakes are high—you want to impress, but you also want to be yourself. However, there are certain behaviors that can ruin the vibe faster than a failed bank transfer. … Read more