Children of Rural Africa (CorAfrica)

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Children of Rural Africa (CorAfrica)

CorAfrica works among rural communities of Nigeria with focus on holistic, community-based education. Check us out on http://www.twitter.com/CorAfrica R.

CorAfrica: Children Of Rural Africa

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION/ LEGAL STATUS

Registered 501(c)(3) US non-profit organization

Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
Registered with:
Corporate Affairs Commission, Abuja, NIGERIA. Reg No: CAC: 40479/374118. National Planning Commission, Abuja, NIGERIA. Ministry of Women Affairs, C. State, NIGERIA. Internal Revenue Services, USA

05/16/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Hamza Garba, Adama Sankara, Gerard Zoungrana, Nantenin Camara, Mamadou Fofana, Issaka Kabore, Abo Makhtar

04/29/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Bala Maïga, Bro Pero, Boukary Ouedraogo

04/27/2026

On behalf of the entire CoAfrica family, we joyfully celebrate our founder, Rev. Fr. Peter Abuse, on the occasion of his birthday.

Today, we honor a visionary leader, a compassionate priest, and a tireless philanthropist whose life has become a beacon of hope to the poor and the less privileged.

Through your selfless service and unwavering commitment, CoAfrica has grown into more than an organization, it has become a lifeline for countless individuals and communities.

Your works have written stories of hope where there was once despair. Because of you, many have found laughter again. Because of you, many who had lost all hope have rediscovered reasons to live, to dream, and to believe in a better tomorrow.

Your generosity, empathy, and deep love for humanity continue to inspire us all to do more, to give more, and to serve more faithfully. We are grateful not only for your leadership but for the example you set every day, one of humility, sacrifice, and genuine care for others.

As you mark another year, we pray that God strengthens you, renews your spirit, and blesses you abundantly. May your light continue to shine brightly, touching even more lives across the world.

Happy Birthday, Father.

04/03/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Edet Essien, Dave David, Elijah Effiong, Elder Eyo Ita Eyo

02/24/2026

Yesterday in Yala Local Government Area, we witnessed yet another beautiful example of love, solidarity, and true pastoral care.

The CEO of Corafrica, Rev. Fr. Peter Obele Abue, joined Mrs. Lucy Adinya and her family to lay to rest her beloved mother, Late Mrs. Paulina Agbo Adoga Adayi.

Fr. Abue, a devoted priest of the Roman Catholic Church, continues to demonstrate what it truly means to be a shepherd after God’s heart. Kind-hearted and deeply compassionate, he consistently identifies with the people of God, standing with them in moments of joy and in times of sorrow. His presence today was a source of comfort and strength to the bereaved family.

He was joined by Rev. Fr. Matthew Otuji, Rev. Fr. Clement Agama, and devoted CWO mothers, whose prayers and support added solemn beauty to the funeral rites.

May the gentle soul of Late Mrs. Paulina Agbor Adoga Adayi rest in perfect peace, and may God grant her family the fortitude to bear this great loss. 🙏🕊️

02/22/2026

TREE OF LIFE

The tree of life (good and evil) planted in the middle of the Garden of Eden (Gen 2: 9) was not a physical tree, but a symbol of the limits that should never be crossed in our lives as Christians. God gave us freedom, but as humans, we were never to claim the right to decide what is good and evil because only God is capable of doing that. We human beings by nature, are fallible and are not able to choose properly and whenever we try to do so, we cause destruction upon ourselves. Unfortunately, we always try to break away at many instances. The snake (Gen 3:1) represents man's temptation to break away, to be independent and to do what we like. The truth is that, there is no such thing as doing what we like because there are limits (tree of life) that must be observed.

In the gospel of Matthew 4: 1-11, we notice that even Jesus, our master, had a human side and was tempted. But again, we notice that he resisted the temptation. Picture Jesus in the desert weary, vulnerable and struggling for footing, but He was not overwhelmed and that is a source of encouragement for us. As human beings we face the tree of life everyday but we should not be overwhelmed. We face the temptations to live with the notion that worldly pleasures, food, drinks and our emotions are all there is to pursue in life. We are tempted on a daily basis to take God for granted and play into the devil's hand by presuming that God will take care of us. We worship or conform ourselves to the political or religious establishments of our day, without minding the harm we do to others in the process.

Temptations in life are real but then, we are reminded that God surely gives us enough grace to resist them, especially if we are consciously making efforts to do so; for "where sin has abounded, grace has abounded all the more" (Romans. 5:15).
Do you recognize your tree of life? Are you making any effort to resist the snake that stares at you in the desert of your life? In the Christian tradition, we say that when we go astray as human beings, there comes a time we need to return. This lenten season we are called upon to resist the temptation to please our appetite and our emotions and when fall, to return to God.
People who do not resist temptations or who yield in at will without effort are by that very fact claiming that they have the freedom to decide what is right or wrong for themselves, irrespective of what God, the Society or the Church dictates. That’s call reckless living.

02/19/2026

✨ A Glimpse into Excellence at John Bosco Academy ✨
Walking into the classrooms during school and teaching hours is truly inspiring! 📚🏫 The environment reflects discipline, dedication, and a strong commitment to academic excellence.
The classrooms are neatly arranged and well organized 🪑📖. Desks are properly aligned, learning materials are carefully placed, and the walls display educational charts and creative student work that brighten the space and support learning. Everything is set up to create a calm and focused atmosphere conducive to success.
Our pupils and students are a joy to observe! 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 They sit attentively, actively listening to their teachers, taking notes, and participating confidently in discussions. Their eagerness to learn and respectful behavior demonstrate the strong values instilled within the school community.
Teachers engage learners with passion and clarity, ensuring that every lesson is meaningful and impactful. 🎯✏️ The interaction between teachers and students shows teamwork, respect, and a shared goal of excellence.
At John Bosco Academy, learning is not just about books — it’s about building character, nurturing discipline, and inspiring greatness 🌟📘.
We are proud of our organized classrooms, dedicated teachers, and attentive students who make every school day productive and rewarding! 💙✨

02/12/2026

🌱🌾 Fostering Agricultural Skills at John Bosco Academy 🌾🌱

At John Bosco Academy, learning goes beyond the classroom!
Today, our students and pupils proudly engaged in harvesting cassava from our school farm , a rewarding experience that reflects our commitment to practical agricultural education.

Through hands-on activities like cassava farming, our learners gain valuable skills in teamwork, responsibility, sustainability, and agribusiness.

From planting to harvesting, they actively participate in the entire farming process, preparing them not only academically but also with life skills that promote self-reliance and productivity.

The harvested cassava is now ready for processing, marking another important step in transforming knowledge into real-world application. 🌿👏

We are proud to nurture future leaders who understand the value of agriculture and hard work.
God bless Rev. Fr. Peter Obele Abue for providing the platform and resources for these children to excel.

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02/10/2026

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Evans City, PA
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http://corafrica.org.ng/

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