Every year on May 25, Africa Day commemorates the founding of the Africa Union’s forerunner, the Organization of African Unity (OAU), on that date in 1963. On July 9, 2002, the OAU was transformed and renamed the African Union. The African Union will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2022. The theme of the 2022 Africa […]
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Children are the most vulnerable people in the world, they are the most vulnerable members of society, as their vulnerability makes them targets for the most evil people. This is especially true for children who are born into the poorest communities and have no idea of their rights to the necessities of life. These children
Named International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour, 2021 was meant to boost efforts to stamp out the practice. But despite some success stories, global progress was patchy For Ivorian police commissioner Luc Zaka, 2021 was an especially good year. He and his team rescued more than 1,750 children from harsh work on the
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Rural communities remain isolated from the outside world because they have limited means of electronic information dissemination.If such access were provided, it could somewhat improve their connection to the ever-changing world. There are reasons why this Internet access is uncommon in rural areas. These include the lack of adequate infrastructure to house and power, another
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The Ondo State Governor, Mr. Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, has been receiving knocks over the recent increase of the tuition fee of the state-owned University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital, Ondo, which required non-indigenes and indigenes studying dentistry in the institution in the preclinical years to pay N2.245 million and N1.320 respectively. In a new schedule released
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This day is intended to draw attention to the problems of people who suffer from this speech disorder. It commemorates the millions of people around the world who live with this particular speech disorder and highlights ways to make their lives easier by educating families and friends on how to better manage their speech disorder
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On May 2, 2020, the International Lema Plan International Foundation in Nigeria decided to give a quota to the women of Umudiopora and the Holy Church Umunakanu Owerri to help fight hunger and encourage the ‘seat at home’ order. The effect of the Coronavirus has affected many families as travel and activities have been reduced,
Umudiopara Community, Ehime-Mbano LGA, Imo State, Nigeria Read More »
In order to strengthen the protection of students against contact and the spread of the covid19 pandemic, the Lema Plan International which works for the proper schooling of children in Nigeria and Togo has sensitized children and donated 585 washable face masks to the CEG ATTIKPA high school on Friday, June 19, 2020, in Togo.
CEG ATTIKPA secondary school, Lome, Togo. Read More »
August 30, 2020… The orphanage of the NGO REMAR located in Zanguéra Lomé has benefited from the goodwill of Lema Plan International, which has provided it with school materials in the run-up to the reopening of schools after the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, in order to reduce the spread of the virus and protect children’s lives.
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New wash-hand basin for the school children of the EEP AGBALEPEDOGAN. Dirty hands are one of the main routes of infection. Many Togolese schools do not have the basic infrastructure for good hygiene for school children in this health crisis linked to covid 19. As part of its program to support the education of children
Public elementary school AGBALEPEDOGAN I. Read More »
