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Our goal is to touch lives, and build destinies of the most vulnerable children and youth, through education, livelihoods and WASH activities.

27/05/2026

Happy Children's Day to all our children in the IDP Camps across Nigeria 🇳🇬!

To our dear children who are less privileged and to those who have been displaced from your homes:

You are not forgotten. You are not less. You are loved, you are seen, and you matter to God and to us.

Your current situation does not define your future. You may not have all the toys, new clothes, or a big party today, but you carry something greater –hope, strength, and a bright future.

Today, we celebrate you. We pray that laughter will replace tears, peace will replace fear, and opportunities will open doors for you.

26/05/2026

CATCHING THEM YOUNG!

Catch them young” isn’t just a saying – it’s prevention.

Kids can’t avoid what they don’t understand.
A 9-year-old may think “cult” is just a club, or “cough syrup” is medicine because it tastes sweet.
Drug dealers and cult recruiters target younger kids because they are innocent and easy to influence.
If we don’t teach them, someone else will – and that person usually has bad intentions.

It was a great moment today at Emmanuel Foundation primary and nursery school, Nkwaegu, Ebonyi State.

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19/05/2026

WHY VISITING SCHOOL STILL MATTERS

1) Schools are mission fields : Schools are where values are shaped, identities are formed, and destinies are influenced.

2) Students are at the Defining Stages Many students are making life-shaping decisions and timely intervention matters.

3) Presence MATTERS : A visit is more than attendance. It's communicates care, guidance, and intentional mentorship.

CALL TO ACTION!
Pray, visit, give, partner, or join the mission 🙏

04/05/2026

IS YOUR CONSCIENCE AWAKE?

When I watched the video of a harmless and helpless young man who was killed in Delta State, I weep for my country, Nigeria.

May our emotions not be the judge over our lives. Yes, this guy was seen with a gun, but did he kill anyone with it? I wonder why the people who were around the scene couldn't challenge the police officer not to shoot but be taken to the station for investigation. Some of them were even hailing the officer for shooting him. Now, many of them are coming out to protest..

Under the law, a suspect remains innocent until he is proven guilty in the court of law, but in this case, the man's fundamental rights to life, Dignity of human person and fair hearing was obviously violated in broad day light.

A few months back, I saw a very terrible video online of a guy who was killed in Jos. About five boys were beating this man, using all sorts of weapons like stone and sticks in a broad day light, and people were just driving and passing them as if nothing was happening, even if you can't save the event calling the police or security authorities could have helped.

May our conscience be awake to be our brothers keeper. Let's be guided. Human life matters. We are humans, not goats or chicken, that can be killed at any time. Let's not say it is not my business, I don't know him or her.

Your intervention could save a life.

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20/03/2026

The disruption to energy markets caused by the crisis in the Middle East has had rippling effects around the world from Asia, Europe to Africa.

The war is likely to accelerate the clean energy transition as countries seek to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and mitigate the impact of price volatility. The disruption to oil and gas supplies through the Strait of Hormuz has exposed the vulnerability of global energy systems, prompting governments to invest in renewable energy and diversify their energy sources.

Countries like China, Japan, and South Korea are already accelerating their renewable energy plans, while others, such as Vietnam, are shifting to ethanol fuel blends. The European Union is also looking to boost locally produced renewables as part of its climate change strategy.

However, some countries may face challenges in transitioning due to limited resources or infrastructure. Import-dependent economies, especially in Africa and Asia, are more vulnerable to energy shocks and may require international support to accelerate their clean energy transition.

However, many households in Africa will seek to go solar because of the drop in conventional power supply.

This is a good opportunity to invest in clean energy business and learn renewable energy skills to position yourself for big opportunities that are coming. Join our training and become a solar entrepreneur.

https://chat.whatsapp.com/BkrQ5DqAVlVJiU04ESnYuE?mode=gi_t

11/02/2026

Be part of the Africa’s energy transition by becoming a solar entrepreneur and mitigator of climate change.

This isn’t just about skills training—it’s about building a workforce for the future, preparing young Nigerians and Africa at large to take advantage of emerging opportunities that the solar energy boom is coming with, to innovate, and to lead in renewable energy sectors that will mitigate the climate change and shape the nation’s economy in the coming years. Don't miss this opportunity.

*Eligibility Requirements for Joysino Energy Academy*

● Must demonstrate seriousness to learn and be able to commit 6 hours a week and be ready to do all your assignments. Failure to do your assignment will disqualify you to our next stage, which is mentorship.

● Must be familiar with basic calculations and use of calculator.

● Participants should be aged 18 – 45 years;

Invite your friends to join us via this link for the training.

https://chat.whatsapp.com/BkrQ5DqAVlVJiU04ESnYuE?mode=gi_t

27/01/2026

Africa can not achieve energy transition and climate change mitigation if people don't know what the SDG 7&13 mean.

Policies and infrastructure alone are not enough without awareness, education, and inclusion, especially in marginalized communities where the SDGs remain a mystery to many.

Join us on this webinar as we discuss simple individual activities that can advance energy transition and mitigation of climate change. This is a collective responsibility for us all.

energy is the future that is here

20/12/2025

Reflecting on Operation Feeds the Vulnerable 13th December, 2025. A Journey of love and compassion @ Ebebe Market, Amike-Aba, Abakaliki.

It's clear that this journey has been a powerful expression of love and compassion. 💕 Through serving the vulnerable, we've embodied the values of kindness, generosity, and selflessness. 🙏

Our efforts have provided sustenance and support to those in need, offering hope in times of struggle through food distribution, cash donations, and sharing the word of God, which brought salvation to many.

The journey's impact goes beyond just food; it's about touching lives, building connections, and showing God's love in tangible ways. ❤️

Gratitude to all who've joined this journey, volunteering time, resources, and support. 🙌 Together, we've made a difference! Let's continue spreading love and compassion, inspiring others to join this movement.

Special thanks to Solomon Ameh Real Joy James El-sino , Pastor Jeremiah, Paul Ugba and all those who contributed to the success of the programme.

Compliment of the season 🙌🙏

26/11/2025

Operation feeds the vulnerable is our community intervention service intrinsic to SDG goal 2.

By feeding the vulnerable, we are contributing to a hunger-free world and a more equitable society.

Here are some benefits of our outreach....

Physical Health Benefits

Reducing Hunger and Malnutrition: Access to nutritious food helps prevent hunger, malnutrition, and related health issues.
*Improved Overall Health*: A balanced diet supports physical health, reducing the risk of chronic diseases.

Emotional and Mental Well-being
Reduced Stress and Anxiety: Knowing where their next meal comes from reduces stress and anxiety.
Increased Sense of Dignity: Receiving food with dignity and respect boosts self-esteem.

By feeding the vulnerable, we are contributing to a healthier and more compassionate society. Join us this December on this journey through partnerships, donations or volunteering.

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07/11/2025

Do you know?

By 2050, up to 90% of the world's electricity could come from renewable energy (IRENA).

Imagine what Africa could achieve if we invest in solar, wind, and hydro today.

What renewable solution do you think Nigeria and Africa as a continent should prioritise first- Solar, wind, or hydro?

Share your thoughts in the comment section and get ready for the third cohort of our free online solar training.

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