Dr. Isa El-Buba Foundation

25/04/2026

We are grateful for a Successful Keep Plateau Clean Campaign today.

We are beyond grateful for the incredible turnout and the tremendous impact we made together at the Keep Plateau Clean Campaign! 🙌

What started as a small idea turned into a powerful community effort that transformed the environment behind Saints Theresa’s Primary School, right opposite the Electricity Distribution Company Plc Head office in Jos North.

With the strong support of the staff and the dedicated presence of Plateau Environmental Protection and Sanitation Agency-PEPSA , our collective actions resulted in a cleaner, healthier, and more beautiful Plateau! 💪

We couldn't have achieved this without each and every person who joined hands to make this campaign a success. Your participation, energy, and teamwork showed us that when we come together, we can make a real difference in our community! 💚

A big thank you to the management of the Jos Electricity Distribution Company, PEPSA, and everyone who contributed to this effort. Let’s keep the momentum going and continue to protect our beautiful Plateau for generations to come!

Here’s to more impactful moments like this. 🙏
See you on the next monthly sanitation day.

25/04/2026

Before & After Effect: Keep Plateau Clean Campaign

What an incredible transformation! 🙌

We gathered behind the Popular Saints Theresa’s Primary School, right opposite the Jos Electricity Distribution Company Plc Head office in Jos North Local Government Area, and the impact is clear! 💪

With the strong support of management of the JED, and the heavy presence of the Plateau Environmental Protection and Sanitation Agency-PEPSA , our efforts made a real difference. From cluttered areas to a cleaner, more beautiful environment, this campaign was a powerful reminder of what unity and action can achieve.

A big thank you to everyone who participated in making this happen. Let's continue working together for a cleaner, healthier Plateau!

We are pretty sure that the pupils of the Saint Theresa's Boys Primary school will be happy to see their school environment cleaner again.

Let's keep this momentum!

24/04/2026

KEEP PLATEAU CLEAN CAMPAIGN

In preparation for our upcoming Keep Plateau Clean Campaign taking place this Saturday behind St. Theresa’s Primary School, our team embarked on an awareness visit this past Tuesday — and what we discovered was both eye-opening and deeply moving.

We began at St. Theresa’s Primary School, where we engaged the head teacher, staff, and pupils. Their response was overwhelming. For a long time, they have been silently enduring the harsh realities of environmental neglect. The area behind the school has gradually turned into an unhealthy dumping ground — plagued by indiscriminate waste disposal and open urination.

The situation has become so severe that classrooms can no longer open their windows due to the unbearable odor. This is not just an environmental issue — it is a threat to the health, dignity, and learning conditions of these children.

From there, we extended our engagement to the nearby Jos Electricity Distribution Company office in Terminus, as well as surrounding business areas and plazas. We spoke with individuals and stakeholders, including the Chairman of GSM Plaza, to raise awareness about the ongoing environmental challenge.

Our message was clear:
This is not about blame — it is about responsibility.

We recognize that many people operate within and around this environment daily, and as such, we all share a collective duty to protect and maintain it. Encouragingly, many expressed their willingness to support the clean-up effort and acknowledged the need for immediate action.

This outreach is part of a broader strategy — not just to clean, but to educate, sensitize, and inspire lasting change within the community.

We are proud to be working alongside partners like PEPSA and JMDB, whose support strengthens this movement for a healthier and cleaner society.

This Saturday, we act.
Not just for today, but for the future of our children and our environment.

🧹 Let’s clean.
🌿 Let’s restore.
🤝 Let’s take responsibility.

24/04/2026

We will continue our efforts to keep Plateau clean. Please keep your surroundings clean.

NOTICE OF MONTHLY SANITATION EXERCISE

This is to inform the general public that the routine Monthly General Sanitation Exercise will hold on Saturday, 25th April, 2026.

Residents are encouraged to clean their surroundings and comply with all sanitation guidelines. During the exercise, movement will be restricted.

The Agency appreciates your understanding and cooperation as we continue to keep Plateau State clean.

Samuel Nathaniel Dapiya,
Director General,
Plateau Environmental Protection and Sanitation Agency (PEPSA)

22/04/2026

🌍✨ KEEP PLATEAU CLEAN CAMPAIGN April 2026 ✨🌍

This Saturday, 25th April 2026, we rise together for a cleaner, healthier, and more beautiful Plateau! 💚

Join us as we take a stand to protect our environment, promote cleanliness, and inspire change in our communities. Every small action counts — and together, we can make a big difference.

🧹 Let’s clean.
🌱 Let’s protect.
🤝 Let’s build a better future.

Be part of the movement. Be the change.

21/04/2026

Throwback to where it all began… ❤️

On the 25th of July, 2024, at LEA Primary School, Chinye – Miango, Bassa LGA, Plateau State, we witnessed more than just a medical outreach… we witnessed purpose in action.

With the presence of our Executive Director, Mrs. Deborah El-Buba Atubi, our Patron and mother Mummy Elbuba Choice, dedicated executives of EBOMI, medical specialists, security personnel, DISEF staff, and selfless volunteers — we came together as one body with one mission: to save lives, touch hearts, and restore hope.

What started as an outreach turned into something unforgettable.
The crowd kept growing…
The needs kept coming…
And so did the compassion.

We found ourselves staying longer than planned, attending to every person we could — because behind every face was a story, a need, a life that mattered.

The most humbling moments?
When villagers whispered softly… “Are you coming back?”

That question alone reminded us that what we do goes beyond medicine — it is about presence, love, and hope.

We left Miango with tired bodies but fulfilled hearts, knowing that seeds of impact were planted deeply.

Today, we look back, we smile, and we remain grateful.

Thank you, Dr. Isa El-Buba Foundation, for the vision, the impact, and the lives touched.
This is just the beginning… ✨

18/04/2026

Say NO to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence.

A word from Speak out now — your voice matters.
Say NO to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence. 🚫

Together, we can create a safer world.

A message from Pst. A. Emmanuel
Consultant, TimTop Academy

17/04/2026

15/04/2026

Today’s program reminded us of something powerful —
many people are silently hurting, yet still showing up every day.

We created a space where women could pause, breathe, appreciate themselves, and speak life into who they are. Because sometimes, the words we don’t hear from others… we must first give to ourselves.

We also learned the importance of understanding before judging — that every person carries a story we may never see from the outside.

A special appreciation to our Patron and Mother, Mummy choice Elbuba and to our Administrator, Mr. Bright Young, who facilitated this impactful session.

Let’s be kinder.
Let’s appreciate more.
Let’s choose empathy over assumptions.

Good evening.

14/04/2026

Gender equality is not just a goal it's a pathway to a better future