Glory Ifezue Foundation is a neoteric publicist that empowers women, Children & Youths in grassroot communities through Education, Skill acquisition & Advocacy.
Nigeria continues to witness the kidnapping and killing of teachers and students. Classrooms meant for learning are becoming places of fear, grief and uncertainty.
A nation cannot truly develop when children are afraid to go to school and teachers fear they may never return home
Every girl in Nigeria deserves to manage her period with dignity, confidence, knowledge, and support.
In support of the World Menstrual Hygiene Day, Glory Ifezue Foundation will be carrying out school outreaches to educate junior secondary school girls on menstrual hygiene
and practical ways to confidently manage their periods while in school.
Through conversations, education, and support, we hope to help create period-friendly schools where no girl feels ashamed, afraid, or left behind because of menstruation.
How many more lives must be destroyed before education is treated as a national security emergency?
Schools must be protected.
Teachers must be valued.
Children must be safe.
Nigeria continues to witness the kidnapping and killing of teachers and students. Classrooms meant for learning are becoming places of fear, grief and uncertainty.
A nation cannot truly develop when children are afraid to go to school and teachers fear they may never return home
Nigeria needs prevention, intelligence, secure school environments, prosecution of sponsors and kidnappers, and a clear national strategy that makes schools untouchable.
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Why should teachers and students continue to risk their lives for education when the state has failed to guarantee their safety?
State and federal governments must go beyond condemnation. Arrests after attacks are not enough.
Once they do, we will gladly share their handles here and encourage you all to support them.
Our Basic Training in Footwear Making, Cohort 1, has officially come to an end.
Congratulations, Cohort 1.
Glory Ifezue Foundation is proud of you.
What an incredible journey the past four months have been.
At Glory Ifezue Foundation, we are sincerely proud of Wanele Amaka, Okeah Stephanie, and Casmir Victory for their commitment, effort, and determination throughout their training.
Our goal is to continue empowering women in grassroots communities with practical skills that can help them build sustainable livelihoods.
We have encouraged our trainees to open social media pages where they can showcase and promote their work.
But how can things change if everyone is forced to keep quiet? When a citizen exposes a decaying school, the first response should not be intimidation. It should be: โHow do we fix this school?โ
It is worrying to see people speak up about issues that affect public welfare, and instead of those issues being investigated, the people who raised the alarm are sometimes arrested, threatened, assaulted, intimidated, or publicly dismissed.