The Common Ground Summit, themed “Building Bridges that Last,” marked the conclusion of the Freedom of Religion and Belief (FoRB) project. This summit was the final event of a one year journey that began with the training of over 50 participants. The goal was simply to help people of different faiths live together in peace and unity so prosperity can […]
The Rural Agricultural and Inclusive Skill Empowerment (RAISE) training brought together 300 participants in Bauchi State across three locations – Luda, Lekka and Bauchi Metropolis earning less than $40 (60,000 Naira). The program focused on equipping them with knowledge they can use to increase their income and support their families.During the training, participants in Luda and Lekka learned about livestock […]
Young Muslims and Christians in Jos who came together for the Freedom of Religion and Belief (FoRB) training organized by FLEP Nigeria visited six secondary schools, both public and private, reaching more than 800 students. The goal is to teach young people how to live peacefully with people from different faiths also helping to break religious stereotypes and promote peace, […]
In Akwanga, Nasarawa State, another community in the Transformed Livelihood Project, participants who finished their livestock training and tomato farming assignment received goats and beehives to support their source of income. A total of 34 participants received one male and one female goat each, while 7 participants received two beehives each along with full beekeeping kits. The project is designed […]
Nancy’s life was disrupted by terrorism in Borno State, forcing her family to flee to New Kuchingoro IDP Camp in Abuja. Like many displaced girls, her dreams were put on hold. But through FLEP’s Thrive Ahead Project (TAP), Nancy found a new path. After one month of intensive training and five months of internship with the Navigators Nigeria, Nancy gained […]
Hauwa Ibrahim, a 20 year old from Ngoshe 2 in Gwoza Local Government of Borno State, moved with her family to Abuja 11 years ago due to Boko Haram insurgency. Hauwa is the youngest of seven children and she currently stays with her father and mother who are both crop farmers that grows beans, groundnuts, and corn for both consumption […]
A very practical part of the Transformed Livelihood Project (TLP) training is the Grow Assignment. Participants in Diko, Akwanga, Sheda, and Asaga took part in the Tomato Grow Assignment with the objective of putting into practice the agricultural and entrepreneurial skills learned during the training, while also helping them develop a positive change in mindset. Many of them were planting […]
Mrs. Aderewa Barnabas, 45 years old, is a participant of the Transformed Livelihood Project (TLP) in Akwanga. She is a classroom teacher who earns ₦18,000 ($12) monthly. She has four children aged 15, 12, 10, and 6, and is married to Mr. Barnabas, a volunteer pastor who receives a monthly allowance of ₦10,000 ($7). After attending FLEP’s TLP Module 1 […]
Module Two of the Transformed Livelihood Project (TLP) in Diko, Niger State, brought together 40 young participants for intensive training on leadership, mindset shift, social entrepreneurship, marketing, pricing, and digital skills such as Google Workspace and Canva. The aim of this module is to strengthen their entrepreneurial and digital abilities, enabling them to run profitable businesses and improve their employability […]
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