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22/03/2024

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24/04/2020

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All adoration to Almighty for purposeful 2019. I'm not a do-gooder. It embarrassed me to be classified as a humanitarian...
03/01/2020

All adoration to Almighty for purposeful 2019. I'm not a do-gooder. It embarrassed me to be classified as a humanitarian. I simply take part in activities that I believe in. I see this as my humanitarian legacy. I'm prepared to pay billions... In Sha Allah🙏... pray for more Grace in 2020. Foundation.

Opeyemi Hammed Tijani
Founder/Executive Director.

11/12/2017

AKOREDE Foundation is a non-profit development charity dedicated to improving the quality of life of people in rural communities by providing access to people, resources, and insights to implementing sustainable development programmes. The Foundation builds the capacity of marginalised communities to drive community-led development, through collaboration with civil society partners, Government, international development agencies, private sector and other stakeholders.

KOREDE is a mobilizer and facilitator of sustainable community projects; we will apply our expertise in mobilising people, resources and support through community organising, volunteering, funding-raising, grant programmes and networks.

Our Vision

To build strong and resilient communities where all people are safe, valued and empowered

Our Mission

To mobilize people and resources to improve the quality of lives of less privileges & people in rural communities by facilitating sustainable development programmes.

Our Approach

The foundation promotes an inclusive approach to development by empowering communities to be at the Centre of their own development. This approach helps in identifying needs, untapped potentials, networks of people, knowledge, skills, and resources required to bring transformation to our communities.

Key approach

Empowerment, Development and Care giver (EDC)

Our inclusive approach to community development proposes building relationships with institutions, Government, private sectors, donor agencies, NGOs and partners to develop and deliver community engagement programmes which mobilizecommunities and get them to be actively involved in their own development. We will build a platform for the exchange of ideas by bringing together experts and indigenes to address the identified community needs and challenges; we will also support the capacity building of community organisers, community leaders and volunteers.



We apply our expertise in getting resources; connecting people, ideas and funding. We aim to work with a strong human and financial base. We raw from the expertise of our volunteer membership, board members and advisors

Empowerment

We believe that building the capacity of local people is integral to fostering development therefore; we will commit to building capacity and providing opportunities for deprived people to enhance their knowledge through training and non-formal education. The foundation organise and facilitate workshops, seminars, coaching, leadership training, mentorship programs, entrepreneurship development, skill acquisition and vocational programme in partnership with institutions, corporate bodies, development agencies and other partners.

Development

At the core of what we do is transforming lives through sustainable development programmes. The Foundation identifies needs, champion and implement community development programs to improve access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities in rural communities. These initiatives involve local communities in the investment and guidance of programs to address prevailing development challenges in the region. We support initiatives that are sustainable, respond to socio-economic needs and demonstrate potential for growth.

Care Giver

In order to have a deeper understanding of the communities we serve; their needs, challenges and how best to respond, intervene and have the greatest impact, we carry out studies to gather evidence and reliable data to ensure that our programmes are based on evidence and needs of the community.

EVENTS

Korede feed the widows outreach
Korede educational awareness program
Korede youth empowerment program
Korede free health service
Korede environmental program
Korede prison and psychiatric home
Korede Orphanage home
Korede Care giver.
Join us today!

Opeyemi Tijani
President/CEO
+2348064929646

05/10/2017

“Luck is not in your ControlButStruggle is Always in Your ControlAndStruggle can makeYour LUCK. So,Everything is possible with struggle!

20/09/2017

Missing Persons In Nigeria -Alhaji Razak Gawat As Case Study...
This might take some of you down memory lane if you are missing someone that is yet to be found..you can also tell us about it if you can....
ALHAJI RAZAK GAWAT, FIVE YEARS TOO LONG.
On the morning of July 6 2012 Alhaji Rasak Gawat left his house in search of his daily bread, decked in a white Agbada with his signature cap. The broadcaster and host of the popular Ramadan fasting programme Ejisari left for his office but never returned home. His car was later found empty and neatly parked on the Eko Bridge.
There was confusion everywhere as to what might have happened to him. Su***de was initially suspected however this was not substantiated as no su***de note was discovered, while search parties fruitlessly combed the expanse of the Lagos lagoon for his body.
The family spent days awaiting a call from kidnappers in the event of an abduction, but no call came through. Later on the then governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN), announced a 10 million naira reward for anyone with useful information on his whereabouts. In addition to that, broadcasts were made on radio and television informing Nigerians of the disappearance.
Despite efforts made by the Fashola administration and his family, the whereabouts of Alhaji Rasak Gawat remain a mystery to date. The family and friends of Alhaji Rasak Gawat held Fidau prayers for him on the 10th of July 2016 according to Islamic injunction on missing persons. As prominent as the case of Alhaji Rasak Gawat was, it is not the only unresolved case of missing individuals in Nigeria as at this moment.
Bukola Olowookere, an employee of Ecobank Bourdillon Branch Ikoyi Lagos has been missing since May 5 2016. Around 7pm on the said day, the mother of one told her husband Adewale in a phone call that she was on her way home from work and that was all. He waited all night for her arrival to no avail. The case was later reported at Ejigbo police station where law enforcement agents swung into action but nothing has come out of the investigation one year afterwards.
The woman’s whereabouts are not known despite unconfirmed media reports stating that her bag and phones were found by the police.
The cases of these two individuals constitute less than 1% of the number of people missing in Nigeria annually. According to the National Bureau of Statistics between 2002 and 2016 the Nigeria Police investigated about 3000 cases of missing persons with an average of 5 individuals every week. From January to May 2016 the Police received reports of 100 missing persons and it hasn't stopped since then. Lots of individuals have been found dead with their bodies mutilated, some were found after payment of a hefty ransom to their kidnappers while others were not found at all.
The import of this is that we live in a very insecure country where individuals disappear for no reason. The Nigeria Police Force saddled with the duty of civic protection of lives and property is underfunded and ill equipped as a result they barely get to the root of issues of missing persons unless the affected families mount pressure on the Force.
Though the case of Alhaji Gawat was a topic of national discourse back then in 2012, now in 2017 many have forgotten the man once existed let alone being missing, which is a failure of the government which swore to protect the lives and properties of the citizens.
Poor record keeping practice of security agencies is also a hindrance to finding a solution to the case of missing persons in Nigeria. The moment an officer in charge of an investigation is transferred to another command the case dies a natural death and it stops there as the case file is declared missing most times due to the transfer of the investigation officer as if there was no proper handing over to the current officer in charge by the former .
In the case of Rasak Gawat the current situation of the case is not known. In the course of writing this article I put a call to CSP Jimoh Moshood the Nigerian Police Force P.R.O who promised to call back to give me an update but the update hasn’t arrived one week after. It is worthy of mentioning that between 2012 and 2017 five Inspectors General of Police have served the country and none of them reviewed the case in other to find a lasting solution to it. This is an anomaly that should not exist in a sane society as we need to find solutions to issues to prevent re-occurrence.
More so, the case file of Bukola Olowookere was said to have been transferred to the Force Headquarters and there is no update about it till this moment. As I've said earlier, these two cases make up less than 1% of missing persons in Nigeria. Some of the kidnapped Chibok girls are still being held hostage by the Boko-haram sect after 3years of kidnap. The kidnapped students of Igbonla Model College Epe are still in captivity 40 days after their disappearance.
I would like to use this medium to urge government at all levels to make the security of lives their utmost responsibility as every life counts; security agencies should be equipped and trained to make them more efficient.
That Alhaji Rasak Gawat is still missing five years after is unfortunate and a sign that we are yet to get it right in terms of public safety as a country.
By Adesina Tosin Nathaniel
*Evans might know something of these cases..Hisss

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06/08/2017

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26/06/2017

Being rich is not how much you have but how much you give...

26/06/2017

Never lose your worth
No matter what

26/06/2017

May the choicest
blessing of Allah
fill your life with
joy and prosperity.
EID MUBARAK.Wish u more of it on earth in good health and wealth,peace nd happiness...
-Tijani Hammed

11/06/2017

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