– Advance formal Christian Primary and Secondary Education for underprivileged boys and girls (Aged 5-18 years old) in poor rural communities of Benue State, Nigeria. Nigeria currently has between 15-20 million out-of-school children (UNICEF) partly because of inadequate or decaying infrastructure despite a growing demand for good schools. Our strategy is to construct and manage our schools to deliver top-quality primary and secondary education to adequately prepare children for further education or vocational skills training;

– Advance Christian vocational skills training for young adults (Aged 18-25) in areas like Catering, Fashion, Horticulture, Welding and fabrication, Plumbing, Solar Energy, etc. for self-employment and hopefully poverty alleviation. Over 42.6% of Nigeria’s population is poor (World Bank). Therefore, it is hoped that skills training would certainly provide the necessary leverage that could lift most of the unskilled poor from mainly subsistent agriculture to owning small-scale businesses with the attendant improvement in their livelihood.

– Offer opportunities for improving literacy, numeracy, and IT in the wider community so that individuals can function better in the current digital age. This should improve access to the benefits of the freely available online information especially those providing free information on wellbeing.