The entire staff and trustees at Habeeb Okunola Foundation celebrate our founder for his distinguished career and life journey which has set the tone for what it means to lead with excellence and grace.
Today as the world celebrates #MalariaDay it is important for everyone (organisations and individuals) to exemplify this year's theme #Reachingthezeromalariatarget through advocacy or support to intensify the fight against malaria.
Happy International Nurses Day.
Today we join the global community to celebrate & acknowledge not just our hardworking Nigerian nurses, but nurses across Africa & the world at large; for their tireless effort & committement in ensuring quality healthcare delivery.
We are privileged to have been presented with countless opportunities to carry out lots of unique programmes; although challenging at times, it gives us a real sense of achievement to be raising women who are the backbone of our world.
There's no need to dedicate a single day to Women as every day is Women's Day if we treat them well.
At Habeeb Okunola Foundation werecognise women who aspire to be better; and support them them towards achieving their potentials.
Nigeria has its first Coronavirus case. My prediction: their experience with Polio and Ebola are going to result in them handling this more competently than most Western democracies.
Every child and young person has the right to go to school🧑🎓 and learn. When that right is fully realized, education provides children and young people with a path out of poverty and the prospect of a stable and promising future.
#SDG4#Education#ForEveryChild#Nigeria
Creating an equitable environment for the less privilege is a task that's done with a sense of commitment and love. Thank you @hofafrika for your continuous effort to engage some of the @SDGoals in Nigeria.
Kids Off The Street is an Out Of School Children project aimed at addressing the barriers to education faced by children from socially disadvantaged and low income families living in in rural, urban slums of Nigeria through provision of scholarship and educational resources.
If Maya Angelou died when she was 20, she would've died a prostitute & single mom. If Malcolm X died when he was 20, he would've died as Detroit Red, a thief, a woman beater & drug addict. People's mistakes often lead to their great destiny. We all have a story to tell.
Financial Inclusion helps lift people out of poverty and draw mire women into the mainstream of economic activity , harnessing their contributions to the society.
We empower women through our financial inclusion programmes to ensure they are able to thrive socioeconomically.