A pencil in hand, a clean notebook, and the joy of learning. This is what school should look like for every child.
Too many children stay out of school simply because their families cannot afford the basic costs of education. But when you step forward, you rewrite that story. Your giving can make school possible.
With ₦50,000, you fully equip and support one child with tuition, uniforms, books and other back-to-school essentials this September.
Donate:
0209963873
GTB
The Destiny Trust Projects
Or give via Paystack:
https://t.co/wVNtoS0YAQ
#1000HelpingHands #EducationForAll #MakeADifference #TheDestinyTrust
Tanzanian teacher Mr Wakati Joseph went viral for wiping his pupils’ shoes and boosting their confidence. Beyond the viral video, he helps children with special needs discover their talents through music and crafts.
Produced & Edited: @BrianOsweta 📹 :@Eliza221Dominic
Today, we are excited to launch another season of our #1000HelpingHands campaign, a movement of people giving monthly to help vulnerable children get into school, stay in school, and build a brighter future.
One hand can open a door to education.
1,000 helping hands can keep 1,000 children in school.
Since 2012, your generosity has helped The Destiny Trust feed, shelter, educate and care for children who needed a community to stand with them. Every gift becomes part of an incredible story of change we write together: a child enrolled, a meal served, a school fee paid, a uniform provided, a safe home sustained, a dream kept alive.
We also know that trust matters. That is why we remain committed to using every donation carefully, accounting for it responsibly, and sharing the impact your giving makes. You can view our financial highlights from 2012 to mid-year 2026 and see how your support is changing lives at https://t.co/U6e1CotK6c
With ₦50,000, you can help put one more child in school this September. You can also give more, sponsor multiple children, or partner with us as a corporate organisation to support education, feeding, transport, digital learning, and care for children.
Donate:
0209963873
GTB
The Destiny Trust Projects
Or give via Paystack:
https://t.co/wVNtoS0YAQ
Will you be one of the #1000HelpingHands lending a hand to keep a child in school?
#1000HelpingHands
#LendAHand #MakeADifference #TheDestinyTrust #EducationForAll
This broke my heart!
Let's help this woman find her husband
Your repost will go a long way
"My husband believed so much in this country, He said No place like home, I begged him to let us stay back but he insisted. I followed him back home and He chose Ibadan, My husband said Ibadan is peaceful and safe.
Please help me look for my husband. Esanu mi
It's day 3 already"
Women make up nearly half of Nigeria’s population and voters, yet hold less than 10% of elected political offices.
Beyond representation, what does this mean for policymaking, service delivery, accountability and democratic inclusion?
What does a country lose when half its population is missing from the decision-making table? And what could Nigeria gain from a more gender-inclusive governance system?
Join us on Thursday at 6pm for a conversation on Gender and Governance in Nigeria with @AishaEneabs on #Politeracy101
https://t.co/ANOUFTcFgF
“Education that will make a person have more compassion and humanity is the kind of education that the world needs.”
Nobel Prize laureates Leymah Gbowee and Wole Soyinka reflect upon the power of knowledge and education.
What does education mean to you?
Twenty years ago, Congolese man Guy Goma came into the BBC for a job interview but, in a now legendary case of mistaken identity, ended up live on the BBC News Channel. Speaking to BBC Africa, Guy explained how he managed to stay calm under the unexpected pressure of live TV.
Why do we trust the wrong people and doubt the right ones?
An experiment involving a fake disease that fooled the internet reveals some uncomfortable truths. https://t.co/6e4mtVGZdZ via @ConversationUK
Judiciary Correspondent at @thecableng, @bola_bimtan reports on courts, constitutional law, public interest litigation, and high-profile legal cases. She breaks down complex judicial decisions and their impact on governance and accountability, helping the public understand the justice system’s role in safeguarding democratic norms.
Come Tuesday, 10 March, at the #WSCIJConversations, she will discuss how having women cover accountability beats like the judiciary can strengthen democratic systems.
🔗Be part of the conversation: https://t.co/PTIaP5P2W3
#WSCIJConversations
We just released the 2025 JAMB questions for
Physics, Chemistry, Accounting, Government and Literature in English for students to assess their readiness for 2026 JAMB exams.
They are properly vetted with clear answers and detailed explanations.
What surprised me is how humbling it is, some students who felt ready weren’t, while some who were anxious turned out to be fine.
It just shows you students current level honestly.
If you’re writing JAMB this year, you probably owe yourself that truth now, not in the exam hall.
It’s here:
https://t.co/dnjSLGbTPF
If this doesn’t concern you, ignore it.
But someone you care about is writing JAMB.
Please share it with them.
This Christmas, touch a life. Bring hope. Help healing and joy reach children who need it most.
Join us as we take medicare and Christmas joy to children in four Lagos riverine communities.
Saturday, 20 December 2025, 7:00 a.m.
Are you a Doctor, Pharmacist, or Nurse?
We urgently need your support to make this mission possible!
Not a medic? You can still be part of the impact.
Volunteer or donate:
0124940702 (GTB), The Destiny Trust Children Foundation
Let’s show up. Let’s care. Let’s give joy.
#HandsOfCare #TheDestinyTrust #ChristmasJoy
Day 51 of seeking financial help for my mum's medications, physiotherapy and general care for her condition which is ALS. A neurodegenerative disease that damages the nerve cells.There is no cure but it can be managed
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8140596483 Opay AdesewaOyenola
Nigeria at 65!
Independence Day means more than a public holiday - it’s a reminder of our journey as a people and the future we’re working towards.
TKC took to the streets to hear what people had to say about independence and the Nigeria we want to see.
What kind of Nigeria do you want to see at 65?
#NigeriaAt65 #IndependenceDay #October1 #TKC4Peace
We are excited as "Gammy & The Living Things" hits the cinema today. 🎉
Our children are super proud to have contributed their voices to the animated musical. This means a lot to our mission to nurture and amplify the potential of every child. We invite you to experience their remarkable work on screen, starting September 5th.
#FilmOne #Lagos
#Talent #TheDestinyTrust
That boy is my 3 year old nephew that has been missing since yesterday evening. Last seen was about 6pm on Thursday at Matogun Community, Akute axis.
Please help me repost till we find him.
Despite her pain, my mum never stops smiling 💜
Please help her walk again.😭
₦1m raised, ₦13m+ to go.
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Zenith Bank
Victoria Aminatu Ovosi
Your donations and reposts will go a long way.
God bless you abundantly.🤲🏿
APPLY: Cable Foundation is hiring a content creator
Cable Newspaper Journalism Foundation (CNJF), also known as the Cable Foundation, is hiring a social media content creator to amplify its investigative journalism, fact-checking, and advocacy across digital platforms.
The foundation, a not-for-profit organisation that uses the tools of journalism to advance accountability, transparency and good governance, said the role is open to candidates based in Lagos, with the possibility of a hybrid work arrangement.
https://t.co/kxTqfrJYIz
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When a scandalous video of Arike, the beloved daughter of a strict Bible Study Teacher is leaked, she and her father must battle disgrace, betrayal and the merciless judgment of their church, questioning whether faith offers condemnation or compassion.