ISGIL, in partnership with the AMALA Foundation, has officially launched a three-month free education program for children at the IDP camp. The program, which will run three times a week, aims to strengthen basic literacy and restore learning opportunities for displaced children.
The inauguration was smoothly anchored by Miss Ugorji Nkechinyere, ISGIL’s Community Engagement Officer for FCT, Abuja.
Captain Lukman Gidado, ISGIL’s Head of Strategy and Operations, delivered the opening speech, highlighting the importance of education and reaffirming ISGIL’s commitment to supporting vulnerable communities.
The children and guests also received an inspiring message from Miss Aisha, who encouraged them to value the opportunity and stay committed to learning.
The event closed with a heartfelt address from ISGIL’s Founder, Mr. Yomi Owoseye, who appreciated all partners, volunteers, supporters, and the children themselves. He emphasized that ISGIL is doing its best to ensure the children receive consistent, impactful learning throughout the program.
This initiative reflects ISGIL’s mission to promote social inclusion, grassroots literacy, and equal learning opportunities for every child—no matter their circumstance.
