Our mission is to positively impact the lives of poor Nigerian citizens, and many more citizens of Africa beyond Nigeria. This is because the state of poverty in Nigeria requires a robust philanthropic response that address all the factors that could bring lasting economic or social solution to these issues. We fund these programs through donation from the founders of the foundation and support from public donations and philanthropic grants. The variety of programs we focus on allow us support multiple issues that plague the Nigerian society without a narrow scope to the needs of the people. In all, we hope to achieve broad success rate in the number of people that will seek assistance from us and receive these assistances.
We aim to touch the lives of a million people by the year 2025 by doing the following:
(a) support of economic or vocational training for Nigerian citizens to improve their earning power irrespective of age, ethnic affiliation, language, and sex;
(b) provide scholarships to help children pay tuition and other educational fees, levies needed to complete elementary, secondary, and college/university undergraduate education;
(c) provide health assistance financially to pay for health services or material benefits to improve health conditions for indigent/poor African citizens;
(d) to execute environmentally sustainable projects for Africans like bioenergy creation, solar energy, wind energy, forestation preservation to improve global CO2 emission that will impact Africans the most, cleaning of sewers to prevent recurrent environmental diseases, cleaning of oil damage to natural vegetations for feeding of indigenous rural communities, and other environmental preservation projects;
(e) to support various sporting activities that develop African youths for greater prospects;
(f) to support various welfare programs like food drives for underprivileged, clean water provision, and some housing assistance;
(g) and any other charitable mission that meets our objective of improving the lives of all Nigerian and African citizens above world’s poverty line.
