Roli Mabo Foundation
Welcome to the official YouTube channel of the Roli Mabo Foundation (RMF), founded by Ade Mabo.
This channel shares our humanitarian work, community outreach, empowerment programs and real stories of lives being transformed across underserved and riverine communities.
At RMF, we believe that compassion, opportunity and collective action can change lives and build stronger communities.
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Roli Mabo Foundation
The Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwase III, has honored our founder Ade Mabo, a distinguished Harvard-trained Nigerian entrepreneur, by bestowing upon him the prestigious Royal Order of Iwere (ROI) award. This honor recognizes his unwavering dedication to improving the lives of underserved communities in the Niger Delta region. Ade Mabo joins an illustrious group of honorees, including Sam Amuka, Amaju Pinnick, Julius Rone, Alfred Temile, Dr. Awosika, and other notable figures. #odeitsekiri #CulturalJourney #rolimabofoundation #itsekiriheritage #UnityInTradition #warriroyalty #CelebratingCulture
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Roli Mabo Foundation team at the Homage Paying at Ode-Itsekiri (Big Hall)
#odeitsekiri #CulturalJourney #rolimabofoundation #itsekiriheritage #UnityInTradition #warriroyalty #CelebratingCulture
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On Wednesday, August 21st, 2024, the Palace Auditorium (AGHOFEN) was the site of a momentous occasion as Roli Mabo Foundation paid homage to the revered Olu of Warri.
Our founder, Ade Mabo alongside esteemed groups, stood in unity to honor the rich cultural heritage and enduring leadership that the Olu embodies. This is not just a tribute to a leader but a celebration of our shared history, values, and community spirit.
Join us as we continue to strengthen the bonds that define our collective identity.
đź“Ť Location: Palace Auditorium (Aghofen) đź•° Date: Wednesday, August 21st, 2024
#traditionmeetslegacy #OluOfWarri #rolimabofoundation #CommunityUnity #culturalheritage #warriroyalty #respectandhonor #StrengthInUnity
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We are honored to announce the founder of the Roli Mabo Foundation who received a prestigious award during the 3rd Anniversary Coronation of His Majesty, Ogiame Atuwase III, the Olu of Warri. It’s a great privilege for RMF to share this exciting news with you all and participate in such a historic event. Stay tuned for the event program as we celebrate this remarkable occasion! #rolimabofoundation #OluOfWarri #CoronationAnniversary #CommunityImpact
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Happy World Teachers' Day from Roli Mabo Foundation #worldteachersday
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In a survey result of 2020, around 97 million boys and 63 million girls are working as child labour. This estimate makes every one out of ten children work as child labour.
Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest number of child laborers where 49 million children are forced laborers.
~ International Labour Organization
We join the rest of the world to observe today June 12, which is World Day Against Child Labour.
Roli Mabo Foundation is working hard to eradicate forced child labour in the Niger Delta Creek of Delta State.
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Nigeria has the second highest burden of stunted children in the world, with a national prevalence rate of 32 percent of children under five. An estimated 2 million children in Nigeria suffer from severe acute malnutrition (SAM), but only two out of every 10 children affected are currently reached with treatment. ~ ‪@UNICEF‬
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Time out with the clinic nurses.
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Poor access to quality education will discriminate against children especially those from low-income families. This is why academic scholarship for children, particularly indigent children is an important way of promoting education for all and reducing inequality.
50% of in-school children in Nigeria are not learning because they cannot read or write; about 63% of children who live in rural areas cannot read at all; and around 84% of children in the lowest economic quartile cannot read at all.
~ NG's Federal Ministry of Education's Strategic Plan for Education Development 2016
UNICEF Nigeria Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Ade Mabo Bluemade Nigeria Tijani Akhanene Abu World Bank Africa USAID - US Agency for International Development USAID.Nigeria UNICEF UNICEF Africaf TY Danjuma Foundation
The National Scholarship Fund
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
The Gates Millennium Scholars Program
The Pell Grant Program
The Ronald McDonald House Charities
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