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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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We are pleased to announce our most recent partnership with Thando’s Shoes Limited, a footwear company creating innovative African inspired products for the world while positively impacting the communities. In line with its corporate social responsibility, Thando’s launched a marketing campaign called The Akonmi Collection to support victims affected by flood in Benue and Lagos […]
Grooming People for Better Livelihood Centre aka Grooming Centre, a microfinance NGO, has donated N6.675m to Sesor in continuance of its support for displaced persons, with a special focus on empowering economically active displaced women. Speaking at the MOU-signing and cheque presentation ceremony in Lagos on May 18, the CEO of Grooming Centre, Dr Godwin […]
If you are in Lagos this week, visit our stand at The Lagos International Jazz Festival this week to support IDPs across Nigeria. Starting tomorrow, we are at Spice Route on 36, Adeola Odeku Street @ 7pm. Jazz bands like Etuk Ubong’s Sextet & Jazz Apostles be on. Entry is free! … If you […]
Inspiro Productions, producers of the The Lagos International Jazz Festival, has selected Sesor as one of two official charity partners for this year’s Lagos @ 50 Special Edition of the Lagos International Jazz Festival. Sesor will advocate and fundraise for displaced persons in Nigeria at this year’s Jazz Festival. The Festival runs from 28th-30th April, […]
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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