Despite the improvement, poverty is still a big problem in the country. Children in Togo suffer disproportionately, as is the case with poverty worldwide. But they also hold the key to a brighter tomorrow. Here are five facts about children in Togo.
Almost 63 percent of the 163 million young people who are illiterate worldwide are female. Providing education to all children will boost literacy rates and accelerate development in underdeveloped areas.
We made a detour and stopped at Mrs. Onyinyechi Uwaeke’s compound, under the excruciating sun. We introduced ourselves and we subsequently learned from her that her movements are severely restricted
Mrs. Nkechi Okezie is a very diligent woman; at the time, she was getting ready to pack up her goods and head to the market where she kept a little table at the local market.
Boxing Day is being celebrated with Mrs. Charity Daniel today after our Christmas vehicle stopped by her house. She was taken aback by our visit, which made the holiday season more joyous for her.
What a wonderful way to enjoy Christmas! Mrs. Lily Nwaobia experienced the same emotion as when Father Christmas unexpectedly knocks on your door with gifts on the eve of Christmas;
In keeping with our surprise Christmas visit, the team stopped at Mrs. Ellen Okwuonu’s house. Initially concerned by the presence of unexpected guests
Still, on our surprise home visits, we went to the home of Mrs. Ijeoma Awuloha, bearing gifts for widows in rural communities. she was with her kids doing some house chores when we got there.
As our car stopped in Mrs. Stella Uche’s compound, where she was getting ready to head to the local market, she became our fourth beneficiary. We first tried to authenticate her identification
As part of your Christmas surprise visit, our vehicle stopped again at the home of Mrs. Angelina Nnadozie; she was sitting in the corridors when we arrived. Our unexpected visit left her speechless and shocked, and she tried hard to express her gratitude.
