In implementing our ongoing marathon project “Human Rights for Peaceful Existence”, we have gone to various private and Government secondary schools in FCT, Abuja-Nigeria to sensitize and engage the student on human rights and peace on how they can become an advocate for peace, tolerance and active citizens in their respective environs.

We have been able to impact knowledge in over 1116 pupils across schools in the FCT, Abuja.

We are  working to improve knowledge, behaviours and skills for young people. Currently, we have been able to sensitize and engage the youth on human rights, peace and drug abuse we have been able to talk to over 256 youths in their various groups and zones.

We’ve been able to reach out to  National Youth Service Corps members (NYSC) and we are still expanding our outreach to other zones and groups in Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja-Nigeria.

We regurlarly visit rural communities and villages across FTC Abuja where we engage and sensitize these community dwellers. We’ve been able to engage nothing less than 467 rural community dwellers including the community heads (Chief’s) in their respective villages.

Some of these communities lack most social amenities such as safe and clean water to drink, schools, medical care, power (light) respectively.