Theme: Invest in Girls’ Rights: Our Leadership, Our Well-being. International Day of the Girl Child 2023 is a day dedicated to recognizing and promoting the rights and well-being of girls worldwide. It emphasizes the importance of empowering girls through education, access to healthcare, and protection from violence and discrimination. This day also encourages girls to […]
In this section, our target audience was JSS 3 students. https://web.facebook.com/tmrinitiative?cft[0]=AZWFsS4yrIElaxalnimP5ef7a4xOW0uI1Sq-huBNA_q-xy8KpMplOrPjErFQ1wGdxQgVCVp2PhNU4DrgF2s_kK9QdpCJpWW8i0YPsGoWE5gCgw_obn8Ck_5EzU3Ry7gbGoIgTwRe11TCPNBeWoJYrgLtwu8OxA-Q5NY5Tu5wnED8xJmxLXaIVgHa8PUeZJ2x0Vw&tn=-UC%2CP-R The teaching was on the topic: Who am I? With focus on Self Discovery and making right decision for a better future. The classes were interactive, and so many of them paid heed during the teaching, and they jotted things down. They were happy
I am Rejoice chinyere Iwuanyanwu, i’m 18 years old. I want to say thanks to my mum, and thanks to aunty Jecinta. It is not everything I ask from my mum. I always feel proud to say I made the dress I wear. I don’t think I can lack anything as a girl now because
I am Muoghalu Augusta Mmesoma, from Anambra State. I heard about TMRI through my aunty who is a friend to the host mum. I attended their every Sunday engagement with the teenagers and got the opportunity to be enrolled on their free tailoring training. So it has been helping me first of with time management.
My name is Haruna Ali, am 17 years old boy, I heard about TMRI through my mum when I was 13 years old in 2018, she got in touch with the host mum and I started attending the street talk show. As at then I wasn’t going to school. My mum was the only one
My name is Praise Erakhume, I am 16 years old. I was introduced to TMRI through the host. I was invited for their Every Sunday Engagement with the Teenagers in Jaji community. At the programme, we’ve been thought different topics like How to avoid peer pressure by having a mind of my own, self sufficiency,
Today, I want to share a personal journey that I believe will resonate with many of you. It’s a story about something that affected my life profoundly: my mindset. You see when I was a teenager, I used to think that my negative mindset was just a small bump on my road to success. I
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As I walked through the bustling streets of Nigeria, I couldn’t help but notice the pressing issue that plagued the nation – unemployment. The topic weighed heavily on my mind, and I yearned to explore the root causes and potential solutions to this pervasive problem. In my quest for understanding, I delved into the heart
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Let your children have good knowledge of the type of business you do. The benefits of allowing or training your children in your line of business can not be overemphasized. Irrespective of the line of business whether small, medium, or large scale, do ensure your children have some knowledge of that business. It is an
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To restructure the mindsets and lifestyles of teenagers, fostering purpose-driven lives and eradicating future poverty and unemployment.
TMRI empowers and promotes teenagers and youths towards self-reliance and sustainable development through capacity strengthening, education, and skills acquisition, enabling them to attain their full potential early, irrespective of life challenges.
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