The Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, has emphasized the vital role of women in nation-building, stating that a healthy society depends on the well-being of its women. Speaking at the International Women’s Day (IWD) Health Talk today, he called for increased awareness and proactive measures to support women’s health, stressing that when women thrive, families and communities flourish.
Themed “Nurturing Women’s Health: Embracing Hormonal Harmony for Lifelong Wellness,” the event served as a platform to discuss critical health issues affecting women. It featured an enlightening presentation by medical expert Dr. Aisha Ladan Tsamiya, who delved into the significance of hormonal balance, self-care, and the necessity of regular medical check-ups. She urged women to pay closer attention to their health, adopt healthier lifestyles, and seek medical advice when needed.
Dr. Tsamiya highlighted how hormonal imbalances can impact various aspects of women’s health, from reproductive well-being to mental and emotional stability. She also provided practical tips on maintaining a balanced lifestyle, including stress management, proper nutrition, and regular exercise.
The event drew a diverse audience, including female professionals, health advocates, and members of the public, all of whom gathered in the symbolic IWD colors of purple, white, and green—representing justice, dignity, purity, and hope. The vibrant atmosphere reflected a collective commitment to championing women’s health and well-being.
Participants engaged in interactive discussions, sharing personal experiences and strategies for maintaining good health despite modern-day challenges. Many left the event feeling empowered, with a renewed sense of responsibility towards their health and that of their communities.
As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, the event reinforced the message that prioritizing women’s health is not just a personal choice but a societal obligation. With increasing advocacy and institutional support, the call for better healthcare policies and awareness for women is expected to gain further momentum, ensuring a healthier and more equitable future for all.
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