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These are the Celebs, Organizations, Individuals and more Helping Out During the Coronavirus Pandemic in Nigeria [Image credit: Times Africa]
In the wake of Corona virus hitting Nigeria slowly, we have seen quite a number of commendable initiatives all striving towards helping Nigeria win the war against Covid 19.
We have listed, in no particular order, some of these individuals and organizations, from different sectors, that are helping out in their own way. This is not an exhaustive list.
We need your help with putting the spotlight on people and organizations helping out. You can send us an email (info@changeforsociety.com) if you know any one and any organization that is not listed here. Or tag us on social media (Twitter: @TheCFSonline , Instagram: @ChangeForSociety , Facebook: @ChangeForSocietyCFS)
Chinedu Anozie
Chinedu Anozie is a goalkeeper with Plateau United and has led the way in providing supporting to those who may be hard hit by the pandemic. The NPFL professional gave four of his fans N5,000 each to make sure that they have something during the lockdown.
Although it may not sound like much, when you consider that the majority of NPLF players earn less than 400,000 per annum (i.e. less than N35,000 a month), you would appreciate the kind gesture and ultimately the message that we should be our brothers’ keeper, especially now.
https://goalballlive.com/nigeria-league-highest-paid-player/
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-52123492
Eagles Foundation distributed thousands of hand sanitizers in four states (Lagos, Ogun, Abuja and Kwara) before the lock down.
Eagles Foundation volunteers:
Eagles foundation for humanity were in four states to distribute free hand sanitizer to the markets and parks.
Our volunteers were amazing in Lagos, Ogun, Abuja and Kwara State. #LetsFightCovid19 #COVID19Lagos #StaySafeNigeria #StayHome #COVID19Lagos pic.twitter.com/ddU5yTw1Xv— Eagles Foundation FH (@eagles_ffh) March 27, 2020
More from eagles hope foundation:
I am most delighted about the success of @eagles_ffh #Covid19 intervention.Planned and executed in 96 hours, we certainly would not have been able to contribute our own about 1000 bottles without our proactive volunteers who took numerous risks to make the world a better place. pic.twitter.com/DBaOtgiKjo
— I_am_toyyib (@osenit1998) March 27, 2020
I love these pictures ❤️
Thank you Deji Black 4 the awesome images.
God Bless every member of @eagles_ffh 4 distributing free hand sanitizersAs we reach out to those who know us not in EFFH, May God send His angels to us and fix our lives.#StaySafeNigeria #COVID19 #COVID pic.twitter.com/imp4WyQ873
— ANIFOWOSHE Titilope (Igbonla) (@LEagle_T) March 27, 2020
William Gyang and Nura Jibrin repaired the Ventilators at Jos University teaching Hospital (JUTH) for FREE
Due to the nature of the corona virus, medics require a lung-protective ventilation strategy (LPV) for patients affected by the virus to help improve the outcome. In a bid to help Jos University teaching Hospital (JUTH) prepare head of possible cases in the state William Gyang and Nura Jibrin volunteered to repair the ventilators in the hospital.
Pictures
Meet, William Gyang and His Friend Nura Jibrin who came together and repair the Ventilators at Jos University teaching Hospital (JUTH) for FREE.
This Ventilators will go a long way in helping those infected with Covid-19.
Let’s Celebrate them please 👏 #CovidNGR pic.twitter.com/Y3Rj1aNHVN
— Aliyu Shuaibu 🇳🇬 (@iam_aliyu) April 4, 2020
‘Angels among us’ in an online platform set up by a team of 12 ‘angels’ and ‘archangels’ to connect those who are looking to share their income with people who are in dire economic needs as a result of COVID-19.
The team volunteer their time, skills and resources to build the platform and to also verify the claims of those who say they are in need. The endeavor, inspired by a similar platform that originated in the New York, USA Leveler, was set up completely free of charge and collects no commission, transaction fee etc, for all of the background work done to connect those in need with those who have.
https://www.leveler.info/about
Citizen for Citizen (Ibukun Awosika)
‘Too much + too little = enough” is the firm belief of Ibukun Awosika, who set up the Citizen for Citizen initiative. The initiative seeks to draw resources from well-meaning Nigerians, home and abroad, to augment the efforts of the Nigerian government and other corporate or private efforts, in the areas of healthcare, awareness and welfare of Nigerian citizens.
Mrs. Awosika, who is the Founder of The Chair Company and Chairman of the First Bank Group, also believes that as citizens, we can also play a role during these times and aims for the initiative to be a platform to allow citizens play a direct role in response efforts to this COVID-19 pandemic.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-cGMJYBq4y/
Aderonke Omo Dairo
Aderonke Omo Dairo, a certified medical practitioner, is an advocate for free health care in Nigeria. She Volunteered together with her team to distribute hand sanitizers to less privileged, homeless and elderly people in Ibadan. Prior to that, she had called the attention of the Oyo state government to look into this as well, in a viral video on twitter that got the attention of the government in Oyo state.
Ronke and her team:
#COVIDー19
We’ve started going round Ibadan to do our bid in fighting #COVID19Nigeria . We might be in your neighborhood soon.Remember you don’t need to have much before extending a helping hand.
What are you doing to help your neighbour? pic.twitter.com/6nCZmRLjrz
— Aderonke Omo Dairo (@aderonkedairo) April 1, 2020
Oyo state govt response:
Thank you for bringing this to our attention @missibadan. @aderonkedairo the issue will be logged and escalated.
— Oyo State Government Feedback (@FeedbackOYSG) March 26, 2020
Viral video link
This is a call for help for the less privileged, homeless and elderly in the city of #Ibadan and #oyostate at large
We look to the kind-hearted and humane @oyostategovt @seyiamakinde to come to the aid of these people at this time and render the much-needed aid.#COVID2019 #AOD pic.twitter.com/1zAIgKymaH
— Aderonke Omo Dairo (@aderonkedairo) March 26, 2020
Some unnamed healthcare workers who are in the forefront of tackling this pandemic is not too much to ask
Shared by a twitter user (If you know more of them, kindly email us or tag us on social media)
Twitter meet some of your heroes in Infectious disease hospital (aka Corona hospital) Yaba. These are the people risking it all. Taking samples, doing rounds and all. Celebrate us. #COVID19 #CoronaVirusInNigeria #COVID19Lagos pic.twitter.com/TZbBJy6iDg
— bellanifemi (@drbellanifemi) March 30, 2020
Co-Creation Hub (CChub)
CcHub is lab for entrepreneurs, investors, tech companies and hackers in Africa which also provides a cushy nest and co-working space for social tech ventures. You can check their website for more about what they do https://cchubnigeria.com/
Cchub announced that it will be supporting startups and innovations offering solutions to help prevent further spread of the virus. These are the startups and innovations CcHub will be supporting and funding
PricePally @Pricepally
Digital food cooperative that will help with sourcing and distribution of food to people in Lagos. CcHub will work with them to ensure essential food items are delivered to the doorsteps of customers especially in the event of a lockdown
The Assembly @TheAssemblyHub
production of surgical masks to be used by healthcare workers to stay protected. CcHub will provide the initial funding to produce 1000 units
S-Band @SBand13
production of face shields to be used by healthcare workers to stay protected. . CcHub will provide the initial funding to produce 1000 units
Wellvis Health @wellvishealth
With a re-designed COVID19 screening tool, helps people to use their risk assessment tool to know their risk level, understand what to do, get advice and when to call.
Take the test: http://covid19.wellvis.org
Capital Power Multimedia
Create animated videos localizing COVID19 related information directly from World Health Organization in local languages.
Check them out: capitalpowermultimedia.com
(If you think you have a solution, CcHub is offering Funding and Design support for teams working on projects to address problems/needs related to the Coronavirus outbreak. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeaBX3QExpXffg6mWDBZ77bftzR7zg9cduZBMoIwsD7DwSUDQ/viewform to apply)
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STEM Education in Nigeria— Amanda Obidike’s STEMi Makers Africa to train 100 Educators in STEM
In a quest to cultivate a world-class STEM workforce by improving Educator’s competence with modern STEM Integrated tools, the Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Innovation Makers Africa (STEMi Makers Africa) partnered with the United States of America Consulate General, Lagos on the 26th to 29th of November 2019 to train 100 Educators from three Underserved Local Council Development Areas in Lagos State, Nigeria.
The program was held at the IBM Innovation Center, Churchgate Towers, Victoria Island, Lagos – Nigeria. The 4-day Educator’s program offered a rigorous, diverse and hands-on workshop training where Educators engaged in Design thinking projects, Hardware prototyping, Data Analytics, AI, Engineering Process, Digital skills, Space Science applications, Capacity Building, Applied pedagogies in practical teaching and Innovation: Bringing Student’s ideas to Life.
The Public Affairs Officer of the US Consulate General; Lagos, Russell Brooks, spoke to Educators about the importance of STEM Education. He cited examples of emerging technologies and how they are shaping today’s world. “The world is moving at a very fast pace and may not wait for Nigeria to catch up with it”. He further encouraged these Educators to embrace applied Innovation in teaching to stimulate better learning in their Students.
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Educators were also introduced to the IBM Digital Nations Africa platform where they can access free Courses, professional opportunities and develop solutions given STEM resources. These Educators selected from 32 Pre-tertiary schools in Ojo, Amuwo-Odofin and Ifelodun Ajeromi Local Council Development Areas in Lagos State will serve as STEM Ambassadors and build their fellow Educators with exemplary practices, promoting STEM Education, Set up Science Clubs in their respective schools and expand the learning Community for effective sharing and knowledge transfer of practical Education.
This project is a one-year cycle duration where these School’s performance to applied STEM Education will be evaluated by STEMi Makers Africa and the US Consulate General, Lagos.
The impact of this project is to develop an e-Learning community for over 4,000 Educators, 18,000 Students and Institutions around a process of peer-review discussions, STEM opportunities, transformative growth, visibility in STEM pathways to promote Diversity, an Inclusive Workforce and Gender equality that constitutes to the economic development of Africa.
This project is providing technical support and redesign of curriculum where innovation can be integrated across all Subjects. It is time to make learning exciting, research-based and sustainable.
The STEM Integration and Development Training for Educators is to enable Educators to be problem solvers and critical thinkers who are able to analyze information to know what skills Scholars/Students need and when.
Amanda Obidike, the founder of STEMi Makers Africa, ” wants to prepare Educators who will serve as mentors and assist young Students with transferable skills effective to deliver Economic opportunities for Communities to flourish and match world-standard pathways. Africa is underrepresented in STEM Pathways. I look forward to seeing young catalysts excelling in STEM Pathways. We are betting that by allowing Scholars/Educators to be risk-takers, to redefine failure, to collaborate, and deeply think will actually better prepare them for assessments than traditional models of learning. We want them to be thinkers. When they apply innovation and design thinking, they empathize, define, ideate, prototype and test — to design and build their own bridges.”
#EndRapeInWar | Nobel laureates, Dr. Denis Mukwege of Panzi Hospital in Congo and Nadia Murad of Nadia’s Initiative, join forces to create Global Survivors Funds for victims of sexual violence in conflicts
We are so inspired to see the 2018 Nobel laureates, Dr. Denis Mukwege of Panzi Hospital in Congo and Nadia Murad of Nadia’s Initiative create a platform, The Global Survivors Funds organizations, for survivors of sexual violence in war.
The Global Survivors Funds organizations launched October 30, 2019 at the UN (United Nations). It was the official announcement of the Global Survivors Fund. The Fund is an innovative, survivor-centric mechanism which aims to ensure survivors of Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) have access to reparations and other forms of redress.
During the launch, Dr. Denis stated, “We want to eradicate CRSV once & for all. This kind of violence should not exist. This fund should not have to exist. States should protect women & victims should be helped to reintegrate into society. We all know all of this… Global Survivors Fund represents solidarity and responsibility… survivors will hear ‘You are a victim of atrocity, so we will hear your voice and we will help you resume to your life… The Global Survivors Fund establishes a direct way for survivors to have access to reparations. It will change individuals, families, and communities all around the world.”
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It was also the 10th year global efforts to end Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV), and Nadia also commented on this “I’m grateful for not only the works of Denis Mukwege and team but also those who have fought so hard to reach this point, SEMA network, Nadia’s Initiative and all survivors. Today marks a beginning of new chapters in lives of survivors of CRSV.”
After the launch, France pledged to contribute € 6.2 millions to the fund.
France will contribute €6.2 millions to the Fund launched by @DenisMukwege and @NadiaMuradBasee to support survivors of sexual violence, the @glsurvivorsfund. #endrapeinwar @MarleneSchiappa https://t.co/vWNlQARdGI
— France in S. Africa (@FrenchEmbassyZA) October 31, 2019
2018 Noble Peace Prize award given to Nadia and Dr. Denis
Check our feature on Dr. Denis Mukwege: https://changeforsociety.com/64-year-old-gynaecologist-denis-mukwege-is-helping-sexually-abused-victims-in-congo-get-surgical-repairs-for-the-horrific-damage-inflicted-on-them-women-and-girls/
This is what Nadia’s team at Nadia’s Initiative have been up to in Sinjar: https://changeforsociety.com/nadias-initiative-is-helping-yazidis-victims-of-isis-invasion-in-2014-find-their-way-back-home-to-their-lost-heritage/
#LifeOnThePinkLane is offering discounted breast screening in two major cities in Nigeria
Gbenga Artsmith Jewelry, founded by Gbenga ayo-dada, in partnership with Cancer Aware Nigeria, is helping women in Nigeria get 50% discount off breast screening, for cancer, in Lagos and Abuja.
Gbenga Ayo-dada stated “We realized one of the challenges of breast cancer awareness is cost of screening, we therefore partnered with some screening centres in Lagos and Abuja to offer discounted breast screening and mammogram. All you need do is mention #LifeOnThePinkLane when booking your appointment and you will get a 50% discount. Ladies, please avail yourself of this opportunity…Breast cancer is no respecter of anybody!”
Details of screening centres and 50% discount deadline
LAGOS Centre 1
Alive Diagnostics, 35 Cole street, Ojuelegba, Surulere
Discount: 50% off Mammograms and Breast Scans
Contact number: 08091838811
Offer ends: 31 October 2019
LAGOS Centre 2
Broad Places Diagnostics, 8 Babatunde Street off Ogunlana Drive, Surulere.
Discount: 50% off Mammograms
Contact number: 08051377777
Offer ends: 30 October 2019
LAGOS Centre 3
Foremost Radiology, 50/52 Ogunlana drive, Surulere, Lagos
Discount: 50% off Mammograms and Breast Scans
Contact number: 0803 812 5549
Offer ends: 9 November 2019
ABUJA centre
Medicaid Cancer Foundation, Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2
Discount: 50% off Mammograms and Breast Scans
Contact number: 07030044300
Offer ends: 30 October 2019
Nadia’s Initiative is helping Yazidis, victims of ISIS invasion in 2014, find their way back home to their lost heritage
In 2014, an estimate of 5,000 men, children and women from Yazidi, a minority group in northern Iraq, were unjustly killed by ISIS (Islamic State (Isis) jihadists) terrorist group. Many young children were held captive for years and many of whom have no clue about their true heritage— rather having a crystal clear memory of years of torture in the hands of ISIS militants.
Yazidis are a member of a Kurdish religious minority (found primarily in northern Iraq, southeastern Turkey, and northern Syria) are considered to be devil worshippers, hence the term “no peace for Yazidis” in Iraq.
Since the genocide began some Yazidis, who were able to flee before being captured by ISIS, found safe haven in countries like Armenia, Australia, America and other European countries. For some, they had to flee first to Mount Sinjar in the Iraqi north-west region, or face death in the hands of ISIS.
Unfortunately, the fear that Sinjar and Iraq remains unsafe for Yazidis who with to return home keeps them from visiting their Homeland. In an interview with Public Radio International (PRI), Dalal Khairo, who was kidnapped by ISIS, then raped and abused by nine successive militants, says “The Yazidis are better off moving to other countries because Iraq is not safe; Sinjar is not safe. Even if they rebuilt the area, it is now controlled by various militia groups and is too dangerous to go back to.”
Back in Sinjar, Nadia’s Initiative, an NGO in Iraq, is fighting tirelessly to reconstruct basic social amenities despite land mines and sporadic violence that keeps slowing down reconstruction work.
The NGO, founded in 2016 by Nadia Murad, advocates for victims of sexual violence and aims to rebuild communities in crisis. Nadia Murad, the President of Nadia’s Initiative, wrote “From August 3rd to 15th, 2014 the village of Kocho was surrounded by ISIS. No one came to rescue or aid the people of Kocho from ISIS. As a result, hundreds of men were executed and all women and children were taken into slavery. Today, hundreds remain missing. Those who survived are scattered as refugees or displaced in IDP camps. The people of Kocho deserve to return to their homes where they have lived for centuries and to reclaim their once peaceful lives. They cannot do so safely without the continued support of the international community. The people of Kocho and the entire Yazidi community deserve justice.”
Nadia’s Initiative has recently started building an Operating Theater in the existing Sinjar Primary Health Care Centre, so that Yazidis can have access to healthcare in the interim period until the new Sinjar Hospital is constructed. (See pictures below)
Also, in partnership with Nadia’s Initiative USAID usaid is working with Youth Bridge Organization to rehabilitate the Wardiya Primary School so it can reopen its doors to Sinjar’s students so they can go back to learning. (See pictures below)
Nigerian Corps Member, Stephen Moses Teru, builds free learning facilities for 2 neglected public schools in Cross River State.
Nigeria is a very rich country— endowed with numerous natural resources, land Mass and even a population that is capable of competiting with China’s workforce, yet a larger percentage of that population, mostly youths, are subjected to very harsh living conditions.
The quality of Public schools in Nigeria has drastically dropped resulting to the dependency and rise of private schools, which are often very expensive for low income earners. For families that can’t afford Private schools, they have to send their children to these public schools.
Stephen Moses Teru, a 2018 National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) batch C Stream 1 corps member posted to serve his country in Cross River State, driven by the need to make changes in his primary place of assignment (PPA) used his carpentry skills to build free tables, chairs, shelves and other necessary learning facilities for two public schools (St. Gorges Primary and Community Secondary School, Old Netim Akamkpa) lacking such essential learning facility.
Stephen was particularly concerned about the height of negligence in the public schools in the community where he served. He took it upon himself to resolve a part of the challenges in these schools by putting his skill to use.
Ironically, these communities were surrounded with the natural resources (having abundant forest reserves with trees good for timber) needed to create such learning facilities. Stephen, having observed this, was able to get community members to help get the wood while he put his carpentry skills to use to make the benches, tables, shelves and other items for the schools.
Stephen, a graduate of Zoology from the University of Jos, is fully aware of the benefits of education and understands that no child, irrespective of their backgrounds, should be denied access to quality education.
Stephen is just one out of many young Nigerian Corps Member who are using this compulsory service year to drive change. We shared some ways you can drive change during NYSC, take a look>>> https://changeforsociety.com/4-ways-to-drive-change-in-your-ppa-as-a-corps-member-nysc/
We strongly believe that every human is responsible for driving the kind of change they so much desire. So go out and drive a change! (You can share your change story with us too. Kindly send us an email)
Kinnect needs your support to cater for125 Malnourished Children in Nigeria
Kindred Africa Community Development Foundation (Kinnect) is a non-profit, incorporated by the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission in March 2014, that promotes and builds volunteerism across the nation.
GlobalGiving Foundation has selected Kinnect to participate in its September 2019 Accelerator, which is a fundraising opportunity for nonprofits around the world.
Through this platform Kinnect will be able raise 5,000 USD as well as remain a featured non-profit organization on Global Giving Foundation’s website to help Kinnect keep raising funds for their causes, as well as benefit from corporate relationships, connect with new donors, and access online fundraising tools.
Through your help (either by donating or sharing this post with people) Kinnect will be able to raise $5,000 from 40 donors by September 27, 2019.
Be one of the first people to make a donation at https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/support-malnourished-children-in-nigeria/
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The National Bureau of Statistics Released the GDP Report for Q4 2016. The report details Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product for the fourth quarter of 2016, focusing on the performance of the various sectors of the Nigerian economy in the last three months of the year gone by.
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I would like to take this opportunity to share with you our project for 2017; as it stands I cannot execute it successfully without your collective help because it is a national project in which we all have a role to play. I am a passionate Nigerian whose vision is to help build a United and Patriotic Nigerian nation as I believe this is the only way Nigeria can truly move forward.
This vision led to the birthing of the Many Roots, One People campaign, a campaign which aims to erase all divisive lines that have held us back as people (ethnic lines, religious lines, political lines, etc.) and replace this with one LINE, the Patriotic line. As we say “Nigeria is no mistake, mistakes do not survive 100 years” and also “the diversity of our nation is the beauty of its perfection”.
READ: UNVEILLING: Many Roots One People campaign’s The National Portrait and How To Participate
In line with this mandate we would be creating a National monument; a national symbol of unity which I have tagged “The National Portrait”.
This is an enormous task, but it isn’t impossible especially when we work on it collectively.
We would need your help in: Gathering of information on the various tribes, Funding, Spreading the word about this project, and volunteers working directly with us.
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