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The Foundation is an independent private Nigerian philanthropic organisation committed to improving the quality of life for the disadvantaged Nigerians.
To enhance the quality of life of less fortunate Nigerians by supporting initiatives that improve access to health, education and skill acquisition opportunities.
A Nigeria where all people have access to affordable quality health care, education and equal opportunities to realize their potential.
The values of the foundation revolves around community support initiatives, youth empowerment, philanthropy and societal engagement.
The Samuel-Mary & Dame Emily Obiyo Foundation is involved in numerous programs designed to improve societal standards.
We offer gifts to churches, nonprofit organization and charities in Nigeria. Our charitable donations are commonly in the form of cash, but can also take the form of real estate, motor vehicles, appreciated securities, clothing and other assets or services in which we find fit.
We support youths affected by the growing epidemic of drug abuse directly and indirectly. At the Obiyo Foundation what we do goes far beyond providing social awareness about the improper use of codeine, we want to assist in the rehabilitation of the youths into the society through mentorships and reinstating in the education system.
Underpinning all our work is a focus on funding projects at critical points in a child’s educational life, where progress often begins to stall, and where we have developed specialist knowledge and experience. Our education projects fall under the following funding areas:
• Teacher-led Innovation competitions.
• OBIYO Foundation Saturday programs.
• School-based partnerships.
Our Education Programmes:
• School Quiz Programmes
• Skills Training
As the students gather into the Alvan Ikoku Federal University auditorium on the 10th of July, 2019 talking among themselves and listening to the musical mixes of DJ Fresh, the Student Union members including the President and Vice as well as faculty members also take their respectable seats and are presented with participant tags and […]
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Our children are the future of our world and their knowledge should be something we all are invested in. Proper education about substance abuse is a crucial preventive measure, sharing factual information about substance abuse helps to develop a better sense of drug abuse awareness. Without proper educational measures about the harmful effects of drugs, […]
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Last week 17/6/2019 – 21/6/2019 we visited the IDP camps in Abuja, one in Kuje and one in Durunmi. The visit was enlightening as more knowledge was gained about the living conditions of the children. Schools and education related matters were discussed with the camp’s chairmen and women leaders. The intervention of NGOs in IDP […]
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