13 May
February 2024 Newsletter
Welcome to the February Edition of the Murtala Muhammed Foundation Newsletter As we progress into another month of 2024 filled with hope and determination, we are thrilled to reveal the February edition of the Murtala Muhammed Foundation Newsletter. This edition takes you on a journey into the heart of our empowerment and humanitarian efforts, showcasing resilience, progress, and the collaborative initiatives that drive social justice and positive change. We’re thrilled to share with you the latest chapter in our journey of impact and empowerment. February signifies a time of renewal, growth, and boundless opportunities, and we’re excited to showcase the remarkable strides we’ve taken toward fulfilling our mission. Here are the initiatives, programs and events that have continued to shape our mission. please enjoy reading and thanks for being on this journey with us! MMF COMMUNICATIONS UNIT The Murtala Muhammed Foundation, under the leadership of Dr Mrs Aisha Muhammed-Oyebode, spearheaded a significant mission alongside dedicated staff members Dr Charles and Mr Muyiwa. Their collaboration with the Sisters at Treasure of Love Orphanage aimed to advocate for marginalized, vulnerable, and disabled children. The esteemed gathering included key figures such as Lagos State Governor Dr. Babajide Sanwolu, Deputy Chief of Staff Mr. Gboyega Soyanwo, and Secretary to the State Government, Barr. Bimbo Salu-Hundeyin. Together, they engaged in discussions focused on fostering sustainable solutions for the welfare of children in need. The meeting yielded actionable next steps, emphasizing policy reforms and heightened attention to the needs of disabled children. This collaborative effort marks a pivotal journey towards a more inclusive and compassionate society. Thanks to your unwavering support, we’ve made significant strides in driving impactful change through sustainable initiatives. Our recent visit to the Lagos State Governor further amplified our impact, fostering collaboration and advancing our mission. We are delighted to share an update on the initiatives aimed at enhancing the lives of the children at the Treasure of Love Orphanage Home. As part of our actionable steps, we successfully framed and presented celebration pictures from the Dec 31 event, nurturing a stronger sense of sisterhood and family bonds among the sisters and the children. The Murtala Muhammad Foundation celebrates and acknowledges these remarkable sisters who have dedicated their lives to nurturing the growth of these children. This framed picture not only symbolizes the family bonds but also celebrates the profound sense of sisterhood among them and the children they support while embodying the values of inclusivity and community empowerment. We are thrilled to introduce the exceptional individuals who have joined us as volunteers for 2024, Cohort 1, at the Murtala Muhammed Foundation! Our volunteer program is deeply rooted in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), catalyzing impactful change that resonates with global priorities. We are committed to empowering communities, uplifting marginalised individuals, and advancing sustainable development initiatives worldwide. Within our diverse array of initiatives, we witness exceptional contributions from some of our volunteers, whose dedication and passion greatly enrich our efforts. We are truly delighted to have them on board. As we commemorate the launch of Cohort 1, we extend an invitation for prospective volunteers to prepare for Cohort 2 and consider joining our esteemed volunteer program, where they can contribute meaningfully to our shared mission. To learn more about our volunteer opportunities and how you can get involved, visit our website On the 13th of February 2024, we marked the passing of our patron, the Late General Ramat Murtala Muhammed, Nigeria’s 4th Head of State from July 29, 1975, to February 13, 1976. General Murtala Muhammed’s visionary leadership continues to serve as the bedrock of our foundation, and we are profoundly grateful for the blessings bestowed upon us by God through his guidance. Through the Murtala Muhammed Foundation, his unwavering commitment to service and progress remains a guiding light, inspiring generations to strive for excellence. As we reflect on the legacy of General Murtala Muhammed, let us join hands in honoring his memory by revisiting his timeless speeches that resonate with courage, vision, and an unwavering commitment to progress. The Murtala Muhammed Foundation remains steadfast in its mission to empower lives, cultivate leadership, and drive sustainable development across Nigeria and beyond. The acknowledgement of this occasion by publications such as The New Telegraph and the Nigerian Tribune highlights the lasting significance of General Murtala Muhammed’s leadership in shaping our nation’s history. We are grateful for all your continued support as we honour the memory and legacy of General Murtala Muhammed. The Murtala Muhammed Foundation is calling on all Nigerians to be a part of this historic endeavor by sharing their eyewitness accounts and reflections of the #EndSARS Movement. The goal of our upcoming book is to capture the essence of the #EndSARS Movement, to curate a comprehensive account that reflects the diverse perspectives and experiences of those involved. Whether you were at the forefront of the protests, witnessed key events unfold, or have valuable insights to offer, your voice deserves to be heard. We believe in the importance of preserving the truth, backed by credible evidence and firsthand accounts. Furthermore, we encourage contributions from all corners of Nigeria, not just Lagos State, where the movement originated. The impact of #EndSARS was felt nationwide, and we want to ensure that every perspective Is represented in our book. Send your submissions to info@witnessingendsars.pub and Join us in being a witness to history! We’re excited to announce our ongoing partnership with African Science Academy, Facilitated by the African Gifted Foundation. We’re passionate about empowering women and fostering diversity and inclusion in STEM. Through this collaboration, we’re committed to promoting scholarship opportunities specifically tailored for young African women in STEM. This scholarship empowers young Nigerian girls from underprivileged backgrounds with a passion for S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) by giving them a full scholarship to the prestigious African Science Academy in Ghana. Do you have the potential to change the world? If you’re a brilliant and motivated girl who dreams of excelling in S.T.E.M. fields, we encourage you to apply! The application form
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March 2024 Newsletter
Welcome to the March Edition of the Murtala Muhammed Foundation Newsletter. Looking back on March together fills us with joy as we share the most rewarding part of our work at MMF: tales of restored hope, lives changed, and glimpses of brightness amid adversity. Throughout March, we set ambitious goals and objectives, and we’re excited to announce that, thanks to your invaluable support, we have achieved and surpassed them. Dear readers, these pages contain news highlights and success stories that illustrate the impact of our mission. We are profoundly thankful for your tangible contribution to this remarkable transformation journey. So, immerse yourself and relish the uplifting stories within! MMF COMMUNICATIONS UNIT Celebrating International Women’s Day, the MMF Way March is a special month in the calendar devoted to celebrating women and advocating for gender equality. Specifically, March 8th marks International Women’s Day. Under the theme ‘Invest In Women: Accelerate Progress” ” the Murtala Muhammed Foundation, in its usual fashion, has aligned with the global community to celebrate women who, despite all odds, have continued to break the cycle. Underscoring our commitment to advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment, MMF’s commemoration of the 2024 International Women’s Day was characterised by holding meaningful conversations centred around the topic “Empowering Women for Global Relevance; The Why and How”. As we continue to make tremendous contributions towards highlighting how investing in women across all spheres of life will accelerate progress not just for women but for society as a whole, MMF called on its community to promote women’s inclusion and empowerment by joining the “inspire inclusion pose” trend across social media platforms. Highlighting the event was the shared picture and video of MMF partners, staff, and volunteers striking the “inspire inclusion” pose. MMF continues to actively ‘work the walk’ of women’s empowerment as we record more success with the Women in Business mentorship program. Representatives from partner organisations such as the Ladies Helpline Initiatives and the Biodun and Ibikunle Foundation have shared impact stories based on the program participants’ feedback. One mentee expanded her business into multiple outlets, all thanks to the mentorship program. Another mentee now confidently creates comprehensive business plans, they remarked. Others highlighted the exceptional nature of the mentor-mentee relationship, emphasising the timely and meaningful conversations that foster self-improvement. As we persist in enhancing the capabilities of women entrepreneurs in Nigeria, efforts are underway to devise strategies to enhance women’s access to funding in vulnerable and marginalised communities. Exciting News on MMF’s Women in Business Mentorship Program Women in Business Mentorship Program MMF is gearing up to welcome new mentees into the Women in Business Mentorship Program. Applications for the May 2024 batch closed on March 23rd, 2024, bringing us one step closer to selecting deserving women for a transformative 12-month mentorship journey. Designed to uplift women in business and enhance their economic independence, this program offers personalized mentorship to equip entrepreneurs with the skills and knowledge needed for success. Women have achieved remarkable milestones through the program, from supporting their families to reclaiming financial autonomy. With your support, we can continue to empower women as they break free from economic constraints and build brighter futures. Let’s pave the way for women and girls to unleash their full potential together. MMF Scholarships for Young Women in STEM African Women in STEM Scholarship In our ongoing dedication to addressing the challenges of marginalised children in Nigeria and emphasising education as a national priority, particularly in marginalised areas, the Murtala Muhammed Foundation has partnered with the African Science Academy to offer scholarships to young Africans. Our focus is especially on encouraging women to pursue studies in STEM fields. After receiving many applications from highly qualified students, we have closed the application process. Our team rigorously reviews each submission to identify the most deserving candidates. While our primary goal is to support women in STEM, we are committed to selecting the most exceptional individuals regardless of gender. Your support has been crucial in our mission to advocate for improved educational opportunities, and we deeply appreciate your continued involvement in this important journey. Honouring Our Chairman: Former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s 87th Birthday. Celebrating Olusegun Obasanjo at 87 At MMF, birthdays hold more significance; they’re cherished moments, especially when honouring someone as remarkable as former President Olusegun Obasanjo. On March 5th, we celebrated our esteemed Chairman’s 87th birthday, recognising his unwavering dedication to fostering national peace, unity, and development. Having assumed the role of Chief of Staff, the second-in-command to General Murtala Muhammed, following the coup of July 29, 1975, Obasanjo ascended to the position of Head of State and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces after the assassination of our Patron, General Muhammed, in a coup on February 13, 1976. Unlike prevailing trends across Africa at the time, he remained steadfast in upholding the regime’s goals and objectives. During his three-year tenure as Head of State, Obasanjo wholeheartedly committed Nigeria to the anti-apartheid crusade, providing diplomatic, political, and military support to freedom movements in southern Africa, aligning with Nigeria’s independent foreign policy rooted in Africanization and non-alignment. Obasanjo’s steadfast commitment to addressing poverty, social instability, and marginalisation has profoundly impacted our nation’s progress. The Murtala Muhammed Foundation proudly stands alongside him, reaffirming our commitment to his noble ideals and expressing heartfelt gratitude for his tireless leadership as our Chairman. Nurturing Success: MMF Scholars Shine Bright at FGC Maiduguri During the Program Officer’s visit to the Federal Government College (FGC) Maiduguri, MMF vividly demonstrated its commitment to fostering academic excellence and personal development. Interacting directly with our scholars, Mr Maina, MMF’s Program Officer, addressed academic obstacles head-on, offering tailored mentorship to guide them toward success. By providing personalised attention and targeted support, particularly in challenging subjects like mathematics and physics, scholars felt empowered and motivated to overcome hurdles. One scholar expressed, “The sessions with Mr. Maina gave me the confidence to tackle difficult subjects and strive for excellence.” Furthermore, MMF scholars’ cultural richness and talent shone brightly at the 2024 Commonwealth Cultural Day
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April 2024 Newsletter
Welcome to the April Edition of the Murtala Muhammed Foundation Newsletter. Reflecting on the past month fills us with a sense of pride and fulfillment as we recount the incredible moments of transformation and resilience that have unfolded. As we embark on this journey together, we invite you to join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements and milestones reached through our collective efforts. With gratitude for your unwavering support, we present to you a collection of inspiring narratives that embody the spirit of hope and perseverance. So, dive in and enjoy the uplifting tales that await within these pages!MMF COMMUNICATIONS UNIT Murtala Muhammed Foundation Empowers Young Scholars Through Mentorship The Murtala Muhammed Foundation recently visited Federal Government College Maiduguri to offer support and guidance to the Foundation’s Young Scholars there. The visit aimed to help these young students find their way towards successful careers. During the visit, the tertiary scholars, who are recipients of the Murtala Muhammed Foundation Scholarship Program, shared their own stories of facing challenges and overcoming them. They also took time to have personal chats with the young scholars, giving them advice on different career options, education paths, and how to develop useful skills. These conversations weren’t just informative; they also encouraged the students to get involved and ask questions, opening up new ideas about the many career paths available to them. Overall, the visit was a big success, leaving a lasting impression on everyone involved. It showed how dedicated the Murtala Muhammed Foundation is to helping young people become future leaders by giving them the support and motivation they need to succeed. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: EndSARS The Murtala Muhammed Foundation invites all Nigerians to contribute to our ongoing effort to document the events of the #EndSars protest in 2020. We are seeking your eyewitness accounts and reflections to feature in our upcoming book. Our goal is to create a comprehensive portrayal of the #EndSARS Movement, capturing its significance from various perspectives. Whether you participated in the protests, witnessed key moments, or have valuable insights to share, we want to hear from you. Your story is crucial in providing authentic evidence and firsthand experiences. We encourage submissions from across Nigeria, not just Lagos State where the movement began. The impact of #EndSARS reverberated nationwide, and we are committed to representing every viewpoint in our book. To contribute, fill out the form here and join us in bearing witness to history! You can also contact info@witnessingendsars.pub for more enquiries. Exciting News Alert: Mentorship Program for Women – May 2024 Intake We are thrilled to announce that our Mentorship Program for Women, May 2024 Intake, is gearing up for an incredible journey ahead! After weeks of dedicated preparation, our applicants have completed their pre-matching online training, and we couldn’t be prouder of their commitment and enthusiasm. We eagerly anticipate the next phase of our program, it’s time for our mentors and mentees to prepare for the exciting opportunity to be matched together. Mentoring is not just about imparting knowledge; it’s about fostering meaningful connections, sharing experiences, and guiding each other towards personal and professional growth. As we move forward, let’s embrace this opportunity to learn, grow, and forge lasting connections. Together, we will make a difference and empower each other to reach new heights of success. STORY OF THE MONTH MMF Reaffirms Commitment: 10 Years Since Chibok Girls’ Abduction In April, the Murtala Muhammed Foundation (MMF) marked a significant milestone in our ongoing dedication to the Bring-Back-Our Girls mission. It has been a decade since the tragic abduction of the Chibok Girls, and MMF stood strong, honouring their memory through a series of impactful events. Our virtual gathering, a centrepiece of these events, featured a poignant report launch and a thought-provoking panel discussion with eight experts. The report shed light on the heartbreaking realities faced by the Chibok community: out of the 276 abducted girls, only 21 have returned, accompanied by 34 children. This report unveiled the grim truth of the sexual violence and forced marriages endured by these girls during their captivity, with 91 still missing. The coverage of our report by esteemed outlets like Tribune, PMMews, Independent and more amplified the urgency of our cause, exposing the devastating toll on families. Tragically, 48 parents of victims have passed away since the abduction, while survivors continue to battle profound psychological trauma, impacting their education and employment prospects. In response to these challenges, MMF’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Aisha Muhammad-Oyebode, presented ten vital recommendations during the report’s unveiling. These proposals implore the Nigerian government and the international community to prioritize the well-being and reintegration of survivors. In addition to our virtual gathering, MMF organized poignant events around the world to honour the resilience of the Chibok Girls. From “Remembering the Chibok Girls: A Decade of Resilience” at Brooklyn College, New York, in partnership with BBOG, to a Fireside Chat and Photo Exhibition at The Africa Center, MMF ensured that their story resonated globally. As we reflect on this sombre anniversary, MMF reaffirms our unwavering commitment to securing the release of those still in captivity and supporting their successful reintegration into society. Together, we continue to stand in solidarity with the Chibok community, offering hope and advocacy for a brighter future. Download the Chibok Report here! Get ready to journey with us as we uncover the inspiring narratives behind the tangible impact of our programs. Stay tuned for fascinating updates coming your way!
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22 Feb
Educate Me- I will Change The World
Project: Educate Me – I will Change The World Theme: Date: Apply Today Overview Gallery Overview Imagine a future where every child, regardless of their circumstances, has the opportunity to learn and grow. This is the vision of the Murtala Muhammed Foundation’s Educate Me campaign, which aims to empower 1,000 out-of-school children affected by disabilities, crisis, terrorism and in need of humanitarian assistance in 2024. Our approach embodies the Starfish Principle, focused on making a difference-one child at a time. “Education can break down barriers, challenge prejudice, and build bridges between communities.”Dr Aisha Muhammed Oyebode Why Educate Me?Children caught in the crossfire of violence often face a stolen childhood. They miss out on education, which is the foundation for a brighter future. This impacts individual lives and hinders entire communities from healing and rebuilding. Educate Me tackles this challenge head-on, offering hope and opportunity where it’s needed most. How We Do It:Building Bridges, Not Walls: Mobile Learning Spaces: We bring education directly to communities, creating safe and accessible havens for learning. These spaces become anchors of hope, equipped with essential materials, trained teachers, and vital psychosocial support. Community-Rooted Programs: We harness local resources and cultural strengths. Imagine learning through storytelling, traditional methods, and even vocational training – all tailored to the community’s unique needs. Unlocking Potential: We understand the power of incentives. Scholarships, school supplies, and vocational training opportunities remove barriers and encourage families to prioritise education. Healing Hearts and Minds through Pastoral Care: Trauma can be a heavy burden. We provide expert counselling, group therapy, and stress management techniques to help children and families heal and thrive. Smoothing Transitions: Returning to formal schooling can be daunting. We offer academic support, peer mentorship, and social-emotional counselling to ensure a smooth and successful reintegration. Where We Start:Our initial focus will be Nigeria’s marginalized communities and populations, scarred by years of neglect and conflict. The Educate Me program is designed to adapt and scale, reaching out to other regions in Nigeria and beyond, wherever children face similar challenges. Challenges We Face: Safety Concerns: Terrorist attacks often target schools, creating a climate of fear. Trauma’s Impact: Violence and displacement leave deep emotional scars, affecting learning and social development. Poverty’s Grip: Many families struggle to meet basic needs, making education a distant dream. Teacher Shortages: Conflict zones often need more qualified teachers, hindering quality education. Cultural Barriers: Some communities may have beliefs that impede access to education. Together, We Can Overcome:These challenges are formidable but not insurmountable. With your support, we can build safe learning spaces, empower communities, heal hearts and minds, and unlock the potential of every child.Join us in making Educate Me a reality. Donate, volunteer, or simply spread the word. Together, we can rewrite the narrative and give children the gift of education, hope, and a brighter future. Gallery Donate Now Your support matters. Help us expand our impact by donating now. Donate
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2022 Impact Summary
Home News 2022 – Impact Summary 2022 Impact Summary The Cherie Blair Mentorship Progress Interview The Cherie Blair Mentorship Programme: Women in Business. Commemorating the International Women’s Day with the Theme “ BREAK THE BIAS” Art Education Project (Healing through Art) A Project aimed at managing ‘Post – Traumatic Disorder. MMF Community Relief Centre The Annual Lecture The Community Relief Centre is a project aimed at further expand support for the Chibok Community by building. Vocational Training Centre ICT Centre Recreational/Relaxation Centre Water in the Community 2022 Annual Lecture: The 46th Anniversary Memorial Lecture of Late Gen. Murtala Muhammed with the Theme: “BEYOND BOKO HARAM: ADDRESSING INSURGENCY, BANDITRTY, AND KIDNAPPING ACROSS NIGERIA” The Lecture had DR. KAYODE FAYEMI, CON, Executive Governor of Ekiti State as the Keynote Speaker. The Lecture was held on 21st Feb. 2022 at the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja. Recent Posts First two Chibok schoolgirls graduate from US colleges 10 years after mass abductions in Nigeria May 30, 2024 2017 Women Power Lunch May 20, 2024 2016 Women Power Lunch May 20, 2024 January 2024 Newsletter May 13, 2024 February 2024 Newsletter May 13, 2024
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2019 Impact Summary
Home News 2019 – Impact Summary 2019 Impact Summary The Cherie Blair Mentorship Program application The 5th Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) Global Action Campaign Commemorating the 2000 days of the Chibok Girls in captivity. The Annual Lecture. The year 2019 started with the opening of the Cherie Blair Mentorship Program application. The 2019 Memorial Lecture of the Late Gen. Murtala Muhammed with the Theme “ TOWARD CREDIBLE, PEACEFUL, AND PARTICIPATORY ELECTIONS – MOVING NIGERIAN DEMOCRACY FORWARD”. The Memorial Lecture featured ‘ DR. MOHAMMED IBN CHAMBAS’ Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nation Office for West Africa and the Sahel. The Lecture was held on February 14th 2019 at the ECOWAS Secretariat Centre, Abuja Recent Posts First two Chibok schoolgirls graduate from US colleges 10 years after mass abductions in Nigeria May 30, 2024 2017 Women Power Lunch May 20, 2024 2016 Women Power Lunch May 20, 2024 January 2024 Newsletter May 13, 2024 February 2024 Newsletter May 13, 2024
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2018 Impact Summary
Home News 2018 – Impact Summary 2018 Impact Summary 4th year anniversary of the Chibok Girls and 2018 WID. Recent Posts First two Chibok schoolgirls graduate from US colleges 10 years after mass abductions in Nigeria May 30, 2024 2017 Women Power Lunch May 20, 2024 2016 Women Power Lunch May 20, 2024 January 2024 Newsletter May 13, 2024 February 2024 Newsletter May 13, 2024
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22 Nov
Grateful for the support throughout my academic journey
As a scholarship beneficiary from 2016 to 2021, I am immensely grateful to the Murtala Muhammed Foundation for the invaluable support provided throughout my academic journey at the University of Lagos. This scholarship not only eased the financial burden but also paved the way for me to attain a degree in social work. Today, I am honored to give back to the community as an Assistant Program Officer at MMF, putting into practice the skills and knowledge I gained during my scholarship years. Thank you, MMF, for not only funding my education but also for fostering my career and personal growth. Yahi Mohammed Maina
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6 Oct
Women’s Mentorship Programme
Project: Women’s Mentorship Programme Theme: Transforming Nigerian Entrepreneurs Date: TBD Apply Today Overview Gallery Overview At the Murtala Muhammed Foundation (MMF), we believe in the power of women entrepreneurs to drive positive change and economic growth in Nigeria. That’s why we’ve partnered with the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women in the United Kingdom to provide a life-changing opportunity for women entrepreneurs in Nigeria. Empowering Women Through Mentorship Our Women’s Mentorship Programme, in collaboration with the Cherie Blair Foundation, offers a unique opportunity for aspiring and established women entrepreneurs to receive mentorship and support to build and grow their businesses. Since our inception in May 2013, MMF has been dedicated to nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit of women across Nigeria. Over 400 Women Mentored and Counting Since our journey began, we’ve had the privilege of supporting over 400 talented women entrepreneurs. Through our one-year mentorship program, we’ve witnessed their businesses flourish and their networks expand. These mentees have become trailblazers in both the business world and the realm of social enterprises. Tailored Mentorship for Business Success Our partnership with the Cherie Blair Foundation connects our mentees with accomplished mentors who are experts in their respective fields. These mentors provide invaluable guidance, tailored to the specific needs and goals of our mentees. It’s a year-long journey of personal and professional growth. A Year of Transformation As proud partners of the Cherie Blair Foundation, we are committed to helping Nigerian women entrepreneurs reach their full potential. Every year, we select three batches of remarkable women for our 12-month mentorship program. This means that over 120 female entrepreneurs benefit from this life-changing opportunity annually. Setting the Standard for Excellence To be part of our Mentorship Programme, women must meet specific criteria. We look for individuals who are fully committed to the year-long journey, ensuring the best possible outcomes. Thanks to MMF’s support, a total of 130 women mentees have experienced significant growth in their businesses. Join us in celebrating the success stories of women entrepreneurs who have thrived with the Murtala Muhammed Foundation and the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women. Together, we are transforming dreams into reality, one mentorship at a time. Are you ready to embark on your entrepreneurial journey with us? Gallery Get Involved Join our growing community of empowered women in business Apply Today Donate Now Your support matters. Help us expand our impact by donating now. Donate
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6 Oct
Humanitarian Response Programme
Project: Humanitarian Response Programme Theme: MMF Scholarship Safe School Initiative Date: TBA Apply Today Overview Gallery Overview The MMF Scholarship Safe School Initiative, operating under the flagship of our scholarship program, stands as one of our ongoing and most recent projects. We are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of students hailing from unsafe communities in Borno and other parts of the North East. Providing Safe Learning Environments Our primary goal with this initiative is to provide these students with access to adequate learning in secure environments. Recognizing the importance of a safe and nurturing educational setting, we have taken significant steps to ensure just that. Sahara Foundation Support Thanks to the invaluable support from Sahara Foundation, we have been able to enroll a total of 80 students across primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions. This support has not only allowed us to provide access to quality education but has also created opportunities for these students to thrive academically and personally. At MMF, we believe that education is the key to a brighter future, and our Scholarship Safe School Initiative is just one of the many ways we work toward creating positive impacts in the lives of those who need it most. Join us on this journey of empowerment and transformation. Gallery Donate Now Your support matters. Help us expand our impact by donating now. Donate
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