OUR THEME
Education
We address issues that confront proper and conducive learning in adopted schools through our education theme.
Linking communities
We build bridges between people who are separated by location, ethnicity, age, gender and social class.
Advocacy campaigns
We promote healthy living, advocate for healthy lifestyles and address basic health needs under this theme
Microeconomic theme
We empower adults and youth, mostly women, by providing entrepreneurial skill development opportunities.
SOME OF OUR EVENT VIDEOS
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Our Recent News
Mr. Nelson Ejoga
Mr. Nelson Ejoga is the last of 17 siblings born to a retired civil servant father. Nelson is a very smart student and one of the very high performing students in his class, often coming top in class examinations. He has great leadership skills evidenced by that fact that he is the president of the TAI schools club at Government Secondary School Otukpo in addition to several […]
Arch. Bishop Desmond Tutu
Awards for human rights, peace and justice – 23rd October 2011. Awardee profile Born in Klerksdorp, South Africa, in 1931, to a schoolteacher and a domestic worker, Zacheriah Zililo Tutu and his wife, Aletta Tutu After study at Pretoria Bantu Normal College, service as a high school teacher, and ministry in the Church of the Province of Southern Africa, Bishop […]
His Excellency Dr Dalhatu S. Tafida (OFR, CFR)
Distinguished public service awards – 13th December 2014 Awardee profile: Early life and study between 1940 and 1961 – Nigeria (Kaduna State). Trained as a medical Doctor at University of Lagos between 1962 and 1967. Medical appointments between 1968 and 1970 include house officer, senior house officer and registrar posts. Postgraduate medical education at Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle Upon-Tyne, England; […]
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A better and safer world without racial and nationality barriers requires building bridges across our little divides.
