The year 2020 came with surprises. Nobody foresaw the spread of the coronavirus disease which began in Wuhan, China. The health of many was endangered and some died eventually. This inspired the need for the covid19 visits to a few affected people in the UK with gift items which comprised mainly of edibles, as a […]
Life Touchers International identified the need for an additional water system and proper sanitation for the Obajana Community in Kogi State in 2010. Most of the people who cluster around central water taps haggling for water are women and children; thus, providing an additional central water system for Obajana meant a little step in easing
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Life Touchers International is known for working with global goals and targets because they encompass the basic needs of all human-occupied geographical regions of the world. In 2010, recognizing how close the deadline for the Millennium Development Goals was, Dr. Bola Oyelakin, on behalf of Life Touchers, held MDG sensitization programs, and jingles aimed at
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Founder of Life Touchers International, Dr. Bola Oyelakin Ogungbadejo, published a booklet in 2010 titled LEADERSHIP AND MORAL EDUCATION FOR YOUTHS AND ADOLESCENTS. A leadership seminar for adolescents was held afterward in Obajana, Kogi State, where several copies of the little book were distributed to each of them at no cost in order for them
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Nigeria is a country full of start-ups and small businesses. Experts say women own 30% of these start-ups and small businesses. The covid-19 pandemic has, however, limited businesses and ripped many women of these and ultimately, their income. Nobody expected it to happen but here we are. Some have lost hope in their future as
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Life Touchers International organized free vocational training in Baking of Cakes and Pastries in Obajana, Kogi State, in 2010. It was targeted at women and young female adolescents but not limited to them, and aimed at empowering the females in the community for those interested in starting a business with such skills. The training saw
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