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If I Had Policy Power: What I Would Change About Menstrual Health in Nigeria
People ask me sometimes what winning looks like for BMB. And I always have a business answer ready. The products, the reach, the impact numbers, the women served. And that’s correct. But on an individual level, the winning I dream about is policy winning. The kind that doesn’t depend on one social enterprise doing its…
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The Tax on Menstrual Products Is a Tax on Being a Woman
If you are a Nigerian company importing menstrual products or the raw materials to produce them, you are paying import duties. Those duties then get folded into the cost of production, into the cost of goods, and eventually into the price on the shelf that Mama Adimchi in Rumuola market or Alimosho picks up and…
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Should Period Products Be Free?
(My honest opinion: No. But first hear me out before you fling me away.) I speak as a woman that runs a menstrual care company so, know that I live in the problem. There is a difference between a standard pad and an organic cotton, individually wrapped, dermatologically tested option that took a team of…
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Boys, Men and Menstruation
We talk about periods at BMB but almost always to other women. Today, we are turning the camera around because honestly? The men in our lives have opinions too. Some surprising, some frustrating, some genuinely thoughtful and here’s what we found when we actually asked. Not everyone agrees and that’s fine. Some people think men…
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Your Period Is Not on Your Schedule. And Honestly? Same.

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The Period Problem Nobody Talks About During Disaster and its Relief
When Crisis Hits, Periods Don’t Stop Floods. Displacement. Power outages. Protests that shut down cities. A pandemic that empties shelves overnight. When a crisis hits, the world scrambles to respond; food, water, shelter, security. And somewhere at the bottom of the list, or not on it at all, is the quiet reality that half the…
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BEYOND MONEY: Period poverty’s hidden dimensions
Period poverty is often discussed in statistics, policy papers, and awareness campaigns. It is described as “lack of access to menstrual products, sanitation, and education.” That definition is correct but I think it is also incomplete. Why? Because on the ground, period poverty is not a definition. It is a feeling. It is a reality.…
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Cycle of Neglect – How Menstrual Health Is Silently Costing Nigerian Workplaces

Cycle of Neglect: What Nigerian Workplaces Are Getting Wrong About Menstrual Health Every month, millions of Nigerian women go to work in pain. They sit through meetings, hit deadlines, manage teams, and show up all while navigating cramps, fatigue, heavy flow, and the quiet anxiety of hoping nobody notices. And most of their employers have…
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Bloody Mary’s Box at the PH City Women Run 2026
On March 14, 2026, Bloody Mary’s Box proudly partnered with Rapid Sport Entertainment for the second edition of the PH City Women Run. The event brought together over 150 women in an atmosphere filled with energy, movement, and community. With multiple vendors present, Bloody Mary’s Box joined in not just to showcase our menstrual care…
































