Empowering African Nations Since 1981
Nigeria
Our operations in Nigeria began in 1988 when we assigned International Fellows to the University of Ibadan and to the Opportunities Industrialization Centers International. Soon after, we began working with government and communities to identify and implement programs that focused on community development, vocational and entrepreneurial development, training of youth with special emphasis placed on literacy, health, HIV/AIDS, conflict management and mitigation, education and agriculture. Currently our Health Program and Conflict Mitigation Program are funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and United States Agency for International Development respectively.
Current Projects
Conflict Abatement through Local Mitigation (CALM)
HIV Prevention, Care & Support and Confidential Counseling in Selected States
International Educators for Africa (IEFA)
American Educators for Africa (AEFA)
Past Projects Include
Blocked Assets Program: (1988-1992)
River Blindness Project, University of Ibadan: (1992-1997)
Western Niger Delta Development Program: (2000-2006)
Nigeria Debt for Development Program: (1994-1997)
International Skills Training: (1999-2001)
Skills Training and Education for Community Development Project
International Fellows Program
Schools for Africa
