Our first annual event titled SAVE THE GIRL CHILD scheduled to hold on the 28th of December 2021, but was later moved to the 3rd of January, 2022 at Community Primary School,Ulunya Ovoko. This is the first event of GGSMI and the grand opening. We started creating awareness in November and invited guest speakers and men and women of reputable character to talk to the girls gathered. Dr. Ngozi Asadu, a senior lecturer in Sociology and Anthropology , University of Nigeria Nsukka is one of the guest speakers that lectured the girls on female health and hygiene, the benefit of cleanliness and consequences of negligence to healthy life, infections etc. Sir Stanley Eyah counseled them on life decisions and lifestyles, the kind of friends to move around with, choice of life partner , right time for marriage and general relationship advise. Prof. C. U. Ugwuoke, the H.O.D Sociology and Anthropology, University of Nigeria, Nsukka graced the event and commended the organizers for thinking it out and bringing it to reality. He also mentioned that this is the first time that such event is happening in this locality since his existence, as he too is from ulunya , the community in which the event was organized. The event was very educating, interesting and successful. The girls were given a sanitary pad each and there was a dance entertainment and refreshment. That was the beginning of GGSMI as an organization where young girls can register and be a member , and become entitled to benefits.

on the 6th of June, 2022, we organised another program titled KNOWLEDGE IS POWER, where we gathered teenage girls from more than 10 communities in Nsukka, with over 200 young women in attendance. we had 4 guest speakers: Dr. Ijeoma Ogbonne, Dr Ngozi Asadu, Barr. Empress Zikora, and Sir Christain Ugwu, who spoke on carefully selected topics that covers the need for girl child education, sexual and reproductive health with reference to teenage pregnancy and abortion, self esteem and confidence building, and mechanisms of self defense. it was hosted at community primary school, Ulunya Ovoko and the traditional rular of the host autonomous community was there to encourage and advise the girls gathered. Short quiz was conducted based on what was taught and the winners were awarded with educative books and novels. Two of the girls were awarded schorlaship into high institution and sanitary products, with refreshment were shared to everyone in attendance. This event opened the mind of many yoyung girls as they came asking for guidance and advice on personal issues later on.

In April 2023, we embarked on a research journey in Ajuonah Obukpa community, Nsukka, on the topic; The Knowlegde of the Health Implications of Abortion Among Teenage girls, a study of Obukpa community. The said community is one of the host communities to the first Indigenous university of Nigeria, UNN, and as a result, became a habitat to most of the students, which are undoubtedly boys. This has pose a lot of challenges to the teenage girls who are either natives or resides in this area, as there are an increased record of teenage pregnancies and abortion. The aim of the reserach was to find out if these young girls knows the dangers that abortion pose to their physical and mental health and what propels them to choose abortion among all options. We employed in depth interview method of data collection, where we interviewed 70 girls from two secondary schools in the community: Avilla secondary school and communtiy secondary school, all in Ajuona Obukpa. The data collected were well analysed and the report of the findings states that the girls of this community knows just a handful about the health implications of abortion, that, which they learnt from peers and movies. This led us to draft a proposal, where we intend to organise a mentorship training for all the young girls of this communtiy and educate them on sexual and reproductive health, abstinence and abortion. This will go along way in preventing further occurences, correcting mistakes and helping the victims make amends and take necessary actions to get better.

In celebration of Valentine's day and International Women's Day, 2024. we organized an Empowerment Self Defense training for the students of the above secondary school on 14th of February and on 8th of March, where we educated them on love and relationship, teenage fantasies, mistakes and regrets of certain acvtions and inactions, and ways to protect themselves against danger. The aim was to enlighten them on the values of virtuous womanhood and to expose them to the 5 principles of ESD which will help them prevent and fight GBV.