Gabriella Aikhegbe

I remember walking around in the market a few years ago and I overheard two little girls talking about how they were walking home instead of taking a bus so that they could buy towels for their period. A pack of always at this time cost about 200naira and they couldn’t afford it so they were saving up to buy a towel. My heart broke.

When the Country’s economy began it’s downward slide, I found myself constantly wondering how little girls were able to afford sanitary pads considering the ridiculous price tags. That’s when the Holy Spirit gave me the blueprint for Bleed for Free. He knew I needed a partner in this move and he led me to my sister and Friend @black.bami who is a powerhouse and is equally passionate about Female Affairs.

We are excited to see where the Lord is taking us. We will be creating a space that distributes Reusable pads to women around the globe (yes, around the globe) to help curb Period poverty and create awareness for sustainable menstrual hygiene.

Please follow our page @bleedforfreeglobal and support the movement 🙏🏽❤️
God bless you ❤️