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It is the last week of our #giveitup4IDPs challenge, it has been wonderful to see donations coming in from all over the world to support Sesor in its efforts to create educational programs that will help Internally Displaced People go back to school, as well as a pilot a trauma counseling program that […]
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On Monday the 30th of April 2018, Sesor partnered with Inspiro productions (owners of the Lagos International Jazz Festival) to celebrate its 10th anniversary at this year’s UNESCO International Jazz Day at Freedom Park in Lagos. This year’s event paid tribute to the late South African jazz legend, Hugh Masakela. In his honour, there were […]
On Friday, the 6th of April 2018, Sage Foundation in partnership with Sesor Empowerment Foundation donated a range of appliances to The Arrows of God Orphanage located at Ajah, Lagos state. Sage and Sesors partnership and work with Arrows of God orphanage dates back to 21st of December 2016, where they threw a fun-filled christmas […]
In honour of International Women’s Day, which was marked on March 8, Nike Art Gallery Founder, Chief Mrs Nike Davies-Okundaye, invited 30 of the displaced women we work with and trained them in tie-dye making on March 12th at the Lekki gallery. While addressing the women, Mama Nike, as she is fondly called, stated that […]
Representatives of NTEL Nigeria were at our office on February 27 to make the donation worth N602,411 (six hundred and two thousand four hundred and eleven naira), on behalf of their colleagues. Speaking at the presentation of the cheque, Jenika Mukoro, General Manager of the Brand Management, said the staff decided to make the donation to support […]
Makurdi, 03 March 2018: Sesor Empowerment Foundation, an emergency relief organization, launched its 2018 relief outreach programme this week with relief visits to two communities affected by herdsmen attacks in Benue. Sesor donated relief materials such as rice and other staples, buckets, slippers and jerry cans to the displaced at Tse-ginde camp and at Aila […]
The New Year may have began sadly for us at Sesor with news of the 02 January Benue attacks but it certainly ended on a happy and hopeful note! Read on for our third piece of GREATLY INSPIRING NEWS… On Friday January 5, 15-year old Taslim Salaudeen, donated N500,000 (five hundred thousand naira) to support internally […]
Two days before we closed out for the year 2017, Coca-Cola Nigeria partnered with Sesor to provide 51 micro business kits worth N3,000,000 (three million naira) to enhance the livelihood of 51 women, as part of their 5by20 initiative – the company’s global commitment to enable the economic empowerment of 5 million women entrepreneurs across the company’s value chain by 2020. The micro-business kits […]
The new year has been a mixed bag of the good, the bad, the ugly, and then, some more good for us at Sesor. First, the bad and the ugly: On January 2, Nigerians woke up to the news of militant herdsmen attacks in Benue that left 73 people dead and over 60,000 displaced. There […]
On Friday December 1, the International Church of Christ (ICOC) Lagos, visited our office to donate food items to our women & their families. Mr Kofo Macaulay presented the items to the women on behalf of ICOC. They gladly received the items which included rice, beans, cooking oil & tomato paste. Addressing the […]
Sesôr
Sesôr means ‘we will repair’ in Tiv (a language spoken by about 6 million people in Benue State in Nigeria) and was founded in 2009 and then registered as a Trustee in 2010. Sesôr went on to provide relief materials such as food and clothing to affected villagers. Sesôr has since supported and advocated for survivors of a flood emergency in Benue and continues to provide support to persons who have been displaced as a result of conflict (farmer-herder crises) and terror attacks in Adamawa, Benue, Gombe, Plateau and Taraba by providing relief materials such as food and clothing and by advocating for their rights.
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