For “Goodness” sake: CHAMA Ohafia Chapter provides care for 103 year old woman in Okon-Aku

For “Goodness” sake: CHAMA Ohafia Chapter provides care for 103 year old woman in Okon-Aku

Challenge AIDS and Malaria in Africa (CHAMA) is a Canadian-based Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) founded by Dr. & Pastor Mrs Olugu Ukpai in 2006 after they lost their baby girl named “Goodness” at 16 months to malaria needlessly. With 49,000 volunteers from 99 countries of the globe, CHAMA volunteers has for 14 years carried out over 600 free surgeries, saving estimated 80,000 people. Supporting older people during the COVID-19 pandemic is everyone’s business. The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the global population in drastic ways. In many countries, older people are facing the most threats and challenges at this time. This is…
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CHAMA BUILDS ORPHANED AND VC CENTRE IN TANZANIA

CHAMA, TANZANIA CHAPTER CHILD “VULNERABILITY” IN TANZANIA  Around 2000, in recognition of the complex ways that MALARIA, HIV and AIDS affects children and communities, development agencies began to shift away from the term “AIDS orphans” “MALARIA orphans” to a more inclusive category: “orphans and vulnerable children,” or OVC (USAID, 2000; World Bank, 2004). The term “vulnerable” was introduced as a category in its own right to describe children who were, for various reasons not limited to orphanhood, at risk of harm. Orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC) or Most Vulnerable Children (MVC) is defined as those children who are adversely affected…
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​CHAMA BUILDS HOUSE FOR A BURUNDIAN WIDOW AND HER 6 CHILDREN (EAST AFRICA) 

​CHAMA BUILDS HOUSE FOR A BURUNDIAN WIDOW AND HER 6 CHILDREN (EAST AFRICA) 

One of the most consistent findings by various authors with regards to African widows is the degree to which they are economically self-reliant. Margaret Owen, a leading figure in the emerging women’s legal rights movement, explains that women in African nations are generally the poorest of the poor and the least protected by the law. She further points out that widowhood represents a social death for women, rubbing them of their status and consigning them to the very margins of society where they suffer the most extreme forms of discrimination and stigma. Habonimana is a widow with 6 children but…
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MASSACRE: CHAMA CONDEMN BUHARI’S DEMEANOR

MASSACRE: CHAMA CONDEMN BUHARI’S DEMEANOR

By Bar. Nworah Patrick I have no problems with Buhari's demeanor and reluctant body language while hundreds of Nigerians are killed because of mere Cow. My problem is with the lost "Youths" that still defend this "democratic disgrace" of a man. My problem is with the likes of Fr. Ejike Mbaka who claimed he heard God ask we vote this man for good. I wonder if God foresee this killing of Christians under this regime, and still require we vote it in. Now they are silent expectedly. My problem is why i can't still see our Heavy weight Pastors condemn…
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The Uniting realities of UUCNigeria and the big lesson for a progressive Nigeria as a Nation

The Uniting realities of UUCNigeria and the big lesson for a progressive Nigeria as a Nation

By Comrade Amos Kalu Unleash Ur Creativity is a youth capacity development initiative facilitated by the CEO of 2ET Media Network and Emmanuel Eyaba Foundation, Eyeba Emannuel DGN in collaboration with Preternatural Enhancement Center; and official sponsorship by MTN and other worthy supporters. The 3rd Edition of the program started on 9th February and ended on 22nd February in grand style at Genesis Cinema in Abuja. Stars were discovered, nurtured, and released into the world to make some impacts that will make a difference. I have no iota of doubt that the participants who came out of the 14-day exercise…
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