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.
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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
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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.
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Our team went to see Mrs. Angela Uwajumogu, a trader, who we encountered while she was still making her breakfast in the kitchen. Our surprise visit left her speechless.
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The high cost of living, which is a result of excessive inflation in market pricing for goods and food items, is one of the issues the nation is currently confronting.
Lema Plan International made the decision to help indigent widows in rural areas by sending them a surprise Christmas package to help them during this time.
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Fundraising is enjoyable. We met Clarisse, Salima, Omari, and Maryina at the market in La Chaux-de-fonds this morning. Their encouragement was greatly appreciated. We appreciate your willingness to help. We Lema Plan International use education to empower and improve the lives of deprived children and women in developing countries. Education, we believe, is the key
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In 2020 studies showed nearly 40% of Nigerians could not read or write. Those are staggering statistics given Nigeria’s population. 40% means 80 Million+ people cannot write nor read a four word sentence. That’s why education is important📌 It is not a scam. Quality education is a necessity and it is fundamental to our human
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I am Zita Anah, a native of Ihiagwa Owerri West LGA, Imo State, Nigeria. I am currently studying Computer science at the university. I got started on this part as a voice for the youths, to use my skills and create paths for those coming after to understand the need for education. My writing is
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As a frontline player in the service of humanity, the greatest joy is realizing that in our small way we have created systems that change the lives of so many people, especially those who would never have dreamed of having the opportunities we have created for them. From the children’s schooling to the feeding and
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It takes dedication and zeal to be a selfless person who is committed to helping others live better and easier lives. The desire to be of impact is one of the driving forces of NGOs around the globe. This is the reason many NGOs spring up advocating for one cause or another most of which
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