by Boluwatife Olorunfemi | Oct 13, 2026 | SuS Pads
International Day of the Girl Child in Nigeria: What It Means for Every Girl Every 11 October, the world pauses to look at girls. Not as a footnote in a conversation about women, and not as future adults in waiting, but as people with rights, ideas, and needs of their...
by Boluwatife Olorunfemi | Oct 10, 2026 | SuS Pads
On 8th October 2026, a community in Nasarawa State collected clean water from a tap in its own neighbourhood for the first time in more than thirty years. SuS Pads founder Olorunfemi Boluwatife, who is also a WASH expert and project manager, joined the Hope Spring...
by Boluwatife Olorunfemi | Oct 6, 2026 | SuS Pads
If you’ve been putting off the switch to reusable menstrual products because the buying process seems complicated, I want to clear that up right away. Learning how to buy reusable pads from SuS Pads takes a few minutes, involves no guesswork, and ends with a...
by Boluwatife Olorunfemi | Oct 3, 2026 | SuS Pads
National Civil Society Summit SuS Pads Joins the National Conversation Yesterday, SuS Pads founder Olorunfemi Boluwatife sat among civil society leaders, government representatives, and development partners at the National Civil Society Organisation’s Summit...
by Boluwatife Olorunfemi | Oct 1, 2026 | SuS Pads
For as long as most of us have talked about it, endometriosis in the body has been framed as a pelvic problem, something that causes brutal cramps and, for some women, trouble conceiving. That framing was always incomplete, and the newest research makes it almost...
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