Project-Inspire Heroes Boulevard 2020

12 Changemakers | 12 NGOs | 12 Amazing Stories | 41,891 Lives Impacted

MAUREEN Ogechi Alikor

Founder,Demystify Abuse Campaign

This organization helps survivors of sexual abuse heal,recover and purposeful reintegrate into the society.

STANLEY Onah Chukwuemeka

Executive Director,Standing With Stanley(SWS) Foundation

SWS Foundation runs a free private school for indigent children, and advocates against cultism and other forms of anti-social activities among students of secondary schools and tertiary institutions.

BARBARA Madu

Co-founder, The VVF INITIATIVE

The VVF Initiative is a women's health advocacy group that creates awareness around Vesico Vaginal Fistula.

ADAMU Bashiru Oyakhilome

Founder,Dream Again Prison and Youth Foundation

This nonprofit organization is involved in equipping prisons with libraries ,training inmates with vocational skills and helping them to integrate back into the society when they leave prison.

OYEBIMPE Olofin Arowosebe

ECIAS Foundation

Every Child Is A Star Foundation reaches out to underprivileged children providing them with basic needs such medical bills,food and scholarships.

OLUWAJOBA Oluwaniyi

CEO,SMOG EDUTECH

SMOG EDUTECH help young children in Nigeria to develop the skills they need to become globally competitive in STEM(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

CHINENYE Nzom

Executive Director, Volunteers Hub Africa

Volunteers Hub Africa is volunteering organization that provides and outsource volunteers to NGOS and nonprofit for successful execution of their projects.

ABEL Usim

Founder,YEGI

YEGI (Youth Empowerment and Growth Initiative) an a non-profit organisation committed to changing the African narrative through youth empowerment and community projects. Its focus is on beggars and street children.

OLUYEMI Orija

Executive Director, HeadFort Foundation

HeadFort Foundation provides free legal services for inmates and advocates against police brutality,human rights violation and crime.

JOSEPH Effiong

Founder,Make A Life Foundation

Make A Life Foundation campaigns against verbal abuse of children and encourages parents to make their homes safe havens for their children.

OLUWAFUNMILOMOTODARABI Ojewale

Executive Director,Adlai Heroes Foundation

Adlai is committed to building a better generation of leaders through mentorship programs,educational and medical scholarships,provision of basic physical and emotional needs,counselling sessions and Pep talks ; and luxury parties for the underserved members of the society.

VAL Okafor

The Val Okafor Company

The Val Okafor Company is a human capital development institution that helps young people become the best version of themselves and helping them develop strong leadership skills.

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