Daya's purple Foundation

10/02/2026

We are happy to announce that Mercy Niangmupba Omale has completed her course with Jamie Pajoel Leadership University.

Mercy Niangmupba Omale is an educator, researcher, author, and community development advocate with a global footprint in leadership, gender advocacy, peacebuilding, and education. She holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Library and Information Science and serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at the Institute of Education, University of Jos (UNIJOS), where she contributes to teaching, academic mentoring, and the preparation of future educators and information professionals.
Her academic and professional interests include information literacy, user education, service delivery, and the strategic positioning of libraries as catalysts for learning, research, and community development.

Mercy is the author of two books: Rearview Reflections and A Ripple in Time, through which she explores themes of reflection, faith, leadership, Volunteering and intentional living. Her writing highlights the ripple effect of purposeful choices on individuals and communities.

She is the Founder of Daya’s Purple Foundation, a social impact organization focused on gender advocacy, literacy programmes, and access to quality education, with a mission to empower women, children, and underserved communities while addressing systemic inequalities.

A committed global volunteer, Mercy has collaborated, Volunteered with and supported initiatives across local and international platforms, including the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), Youth for Human Rights International, GivingWay, GirlPower Foundation, GEAM Africa, The FAME Foundation, LEAP Africa, The YounStars Foundation (Female & More), Women in Leadership Initiative, Claire Aid Foundation, International Missions Opportunities, TEL-Revayah Impact Foundation, and Changemakers. She also serves on the Board of Trustees of the Ochaworth Leadership and Community Development Initiative, contributing to governance, strategy, and community impact.

Mercy is a Changemaker with the Toyin Wiggins Center for Leadership and Mentoring Initiative (TWCLMI), a Peace Enthusiast with the Rotary Action Group for Peace (Nigeria Chapter), and an Ambassador with the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP). She is also an alumna of the Harvard Aspire Leadership Program, reflecting her commitment to ethical, service-oriented, and globally informed leadership.

Mercy Omale continues to bridge education, authorship, leadership, gender advocacy, peacebuilding, and global volunteerism, using information, mentorship, and storytelling as tools for lasting transformation.

05/12/2025

Happy International Volunteers Day!

Daya's purple Foundation celebrates YOU.

Today, we honor the extraordinary volunteers who, in countless ways, make themselves available in service to humanity.

Your sacrifice.
Your compassion.
Your commitment.
Your willingness to show up even when no one is watching, is the true heartbeat of impact.

As the world marks International Volunteers Day under the theme “Every Contribution Matters,” we join the global community in recognizing the power of individuals who give their time, skills, and hearts to uplift others.

At DPF, we are deeply grateful for every volunteer who stands with us to create change, touch lives, and advance humanitarian leadership across communities and nations.

Thank you for choosing service.
Thank you for choosing humanity.
Thank you for choosing impact.

Happy International Volunteers Day!

11/10/2025

Today, we join the world in celebrating every girl’s power, voice, and potential.

At Daya’s Purple Foundation, we believe that when you empower a girl, you transform a community and when you invest in her dreams, you shape a brighter tomorrow for all. 🌸

This year, as we reflect on the theme of empowerment, we reaffirm our commitment to:
💫 Create safe spaces for girls to learn and grow
💫 Champion equal opportunities in education and leadership
💫 Inspire confidence, courage, and purpose in every girl child

Every girl deserves to dream freely, live boldly, and rise beyond limits. 💪💜

To all the girls out there, your voice matters, your dreams are valid, and your future is bright. Keep shining and changing the world, one bold step at a time.

Happy international day of the Girlchild!

10/10/2025

Mental health is as important as physical health!

Talking heals more than silence ever could. 🧠💬 Families grow stronger when minds stay open. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Discover how communication can bring peace, balance, and deeper understanding. 💖

🌟 Why do you think it's hard for families to talk about families? Share in the comments below 👇

🔗 https://rightforeducation.org/2025/10/10/healthy-minds-healthy-families-the-power-of-open-conversations/
Author: Mercy Omale, Nigeria

Photo credit - AI Generated

14/09/2025

🌸 PCOS affects millions—but too often, it’s left unspoken. 💬 Behind the silence, many women face the daily challenges of PCOS - yet few conversations happen about it. Explore what is PCOS, and let’s raise awareness and support one another. 💜👩‍

🌟 What small steps can be taken normalize conversations around PCOS? Share in the comments below 👇

🔗 https://rightforeducation.org/2025/09/11/pcos-breaking-the-silence-on-a-silent-struggle/
Author: Mercy Omale, Nigeria

Photo credit - AI Generated

10/06/2025

Celebrating my 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

10/06/2025

Empowering girls and women is not just a moral imperative, it's a human rights necessity. 💪 When girls and women are empowered, they can change the world.💡 Together, we can create a world where girls and women have equal opportunities. 👧👩

Empowering girls and women is not just a moral imperative, it's a human rights necessity. 💪 When girls and women are empowered, they can change the world.💡 Together, we can create a world where girls and women have equal opportunities. 👧👩

🌟 How can we break down barriers that prevent girls and women from reaching their full potential? Share your thoughts in the comment section below 👇

Author: Mercy Omale, Nigeria

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06/02/2025

International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM

At , we stand with millions around the world in saying NO to Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM), a practice that violates the rights, dignity, and well-being of girls and women.

FGM is not culture. It is harm. It is pain. It is a lifelong scar, physically and emotionally. Every girl deserves to grow up free from fear, with the right to make decisions about her own body and future.

Ending FGM requires awareness, education, and action. Together, we can protect the next generation by breaking the cycle of silence and advocating for safer, empowered communities.

Join us in the fight to and create a world where every girl is safe, strong, and free.

🔹 Speak up.
🔹 Educate communities.
🔹 Support survivors.
🔹 Advocate for policies that protect girls.

Let’s stand together for Zero Tolerance!

13/01/2025

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