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Join us and change the world.

Have you ever had this good feelings after you have helped someone who can never repay you back? That is what we do in Slum Achievers Foundation(SAF). We are a volunteers oriented organisation focused on child education in the Slum areas of Africa.
As Mandela said, " Education is the only way we can change the world"

SAF took her humanitarian service to Ijora Badia in Lagos state on the 27th May 2016 (Children's day) to mark the children's day celebration with the indigents. The kids were awesome and friendly, they have been longing for this kind of love and care but they have been neglected for so long, these kids do not have the opportunity the children in VI, Ikoyi, Lekki, or Ikeja have, therefore, we all have to be involved in making sure they are not totally neglected . The schools we visited and distributed educational materials to were Badia primary school, Olojowon Primary school and Ireti Primary school respectively all in Ijora Badia community.

Kudos to our volunteers who made the occasion possible by relentlessly making sure we achieved our objectives. we love to have more volunteers who are passionate to see illiteracy eradicated from our land. Great SAF... join our growing volunteers at slumachieversfoundation.org . We want to do more, join us to move Africa to the next level

see some of our pictures below...

Obo n gbobogope

I hope they will not give him mog again.

Very funny esp when your parents come to watch you and you came last. buhahahah.

Abee79:
Right on point. I am in a salaried employment and there are days I wish I could extend my sleep till at least 9:00am, but I can't. I have to keep showing up at work 8:00am whether I feel like or not. Sometimes the stress accumulates and my personal output drops, but no one gives a damn as long as I show up at work as required. Most days I just stare at my computer till 4:30 . . . (or I lounge at NL like I am doing now ) Then I carry my bag and go home. The next day, the circle starts again. At the end of the month, my account is credited. I spend it and wait again for another one to enter. The monotonous routine is killing me. I keep asking myself: "How long can I keep this up?"
PS: Don't get me wrong. I love the fact that I don't have to hussle too much for the money I am getting. The financial security is cool, but I feel something precious dying inside of me . . .

Same here brotherly. I kept asking me, why r u here? What is ur purpose on this earth? My brother, no security anywhere, your instinct is telling u to move b4 u are forcefully removed. Being an employee is hard, being and entrepreneur is hard, cloose ur hard. I have decided.

Saraki a 'Gunner'.

gossipgirlie:
I don't have much experience.I studied history and international studies.I love helping people alot,don't like seeing people in pain.This thread has rekindled my interest.I'd like to volunteer and i have the prefect place in mind though I'm still in favour market.Thanks.

I will recommend you to join a local NGO to participate in local activities. This will go a long way to shape your career bro. You can join Slum Achievers Foundation on www.slumachieversfoundation.org . They deal with children (Educationally) in the slum areas in Africa and they are based in Lagos. I am Part of them. http://slumachieversfoundation.org/blog/top-ten-reasons-be-volunteer. All the best.

Toyin Aihimaku Why?

Who will be selling fuel for us at their station? Bloody civilians or sobo military ;DWho will be selling fuel for us at their station? Bloody civilians or sobo military

This is great and wonderful. How many University can boast of this achievement? Although, most of the people named up there are barawo banza

Are u a Lagos based artisan and you want your business to be known around the world for free? or do you need an artisan? check my signature. We are Ladugbo, we connect you to the world.

We need her number pls. Anyway, as an artisan, she should register and advertise her business for free on www . ladugbo . com for her to be known nationwide.

Alejhandro:
She needed fresh air Besides u don't know where she breathes from

bros, you wan kill person ni with your comment. haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

This is Beautiful. Been the first to comment is good. My account number is 0000000000

Yinmu

Hello people, i want you people to do your comments here pls. Keep it coming... Until we more this tread to the front page

Hello people, i want you people to do your comments here pls. Keep it coming...

Tunami:
may you live long like metuselah and may your your case never be lakadat of nnamdi kanu and dasuki.

thank you brotherly. Greatly appreciated.

Imortal001:
Really cool...

Thank you.

kchards1:
Great work you are doing brother. More grease to your elbow. The United nations recognition is coming. Follow your passion

Thank you brotherly. We are Encouraged by your words.

The truth is, for you to know how successful you are, you 've got to count the number of people that are happy through you. And also, Nelson Mandela once said ' Education is the only weapon we can use to change the world'. these and many more are the drivers of the brains behind this Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) called SLUM ACHIEVERS FOUNDATION (www.slumachieversfoundation.org) . It's an organisation that is primarily focused on improving the educational standard of the indigents living in the slum areas of Africa. It's a new NGO run by a Nairalander who is passionate about these children leaving in the slum areas and always looking forward to making them happy. We have a very wonderful teams too.

The Organisation runs a project called "Educate a child Project". The school we went to distribute these books and writing pens is located in Ojo area of Lagos state across the river where the parents are predominantly fishermen. The children in the school didn't have enough materials to make education interesting to them. our government alone can not do it, Let us come together to raise the bar of education in Africa.

I will appreciate it if this can make front page.
CC: Seun

Hmmmmm. Life. Its high time we move closer to God ourselves. We should not allow any mortal man deceive us any longer.

neocortex:
You are missing a vital point,
People born into a rich family have a high
chance of being less motivated to excell
especially in the financial realm than those
from average background since they are not lacking.

In fact from a psychological point of view , children from
an average home have the "drive for success" edge.

Motivation is the number one key to success,
if you are born to a trillionaire family without
motivation one will become just another "rich man pikin"
with no personal achievement.

So, I wouldn't say they are billionaires because their parent were rich
but because they wanted to and pursued their dreams.

@neo, I sincerely agree with you. Success comes with motivation from within and not as a results of your background alone.

Nope, love of money is the root of all evil sir.

ADULTBASE:
#MONEY #KUDI #OWO!
Alway remember Money is the root of all evil!

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The poverty in the area is on the high side. Parents can not even afford to send their children to school. I leave in the area, i understand what people are passing tru, the mosquitoes in the area are second to none. Govt alone can not do it people. That is why there is an NGO in the area called Slum Achievers Foundation that is contributing its quota to the Slum areas in the society by giving free education to the indigent children who are ready and able. contact them on slumachieversfoundation at gmail.com

Hbd sir. Long life and good Health

Jonathan + sep blatter=corruption

Anini of Kwara state.