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Abraham is an 11-year-old bright and attentive learner with a natural gift for mathematics. He enjoys solving problems, participates actively in class, and his quick wit makes him well-liked among his peers.

Life Builders Initiative exists to reach these children, provide education, and guide them toward a better future. By taking a child off the street and giving them access to learning, we are helping shape stronger futures for them, and for the country.

When he talks about the future, his answer never changes. Yaya wants to be a computer engineer. His dream is clear, and his path is already taking shape. Many children like Yaya still have potential that is at risk of being lost without support.

Small but mighty Usman. One of the first names anyone learns in School Without Walls from the children is Yaya. He is smallish, lively, and quick to smile, even when all he’s doing is answering his name.

The future of Nigeria is now. Your voice matters. Support. Share. And Speak up.

Millions of children in Nigeria are still out of school. That’s not just a statistic, it’s a generation at risk, potential lost, and dreams cut short. At Life Builders Initiative, we’re working every day to bring these children back into the classrooms where they belong.

What do you think is the biggest reason children are out of school in Nigeria? 1. Poverty? 2. Lack of awareness? 3. Cultural barriers? 4. Other priorities? Let’s talk about it👇🏽

Prof is absolutely spot on in this video. The prosperity gospel madness in a terribly poor country like Nigeria is a scam that impoverishes vulnerable people and enriches a few charlatans in the pulpit.

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At Life Builders Initiative, there are many stories still being shaped into brighter futures. Yusuf is one of them. Yusuf is the kind of child who already thinks deeply about his future. He spends part of his time at a local garage, learning how to fix cars.

One of the core missions of Life Builders Initiative is to guide children along the path toward achieving their dreams and reaching their full potential.

Favour is the kind of child who gets lost in books any chance she gets. Ask her what she wants to be when she grows up and she’ll answer “a doctor” without blinking. The moment she says it, her eyes light up like her dream is glowing from the inside.

Meet Anita, a hardworking 14 year old girl who loves caring for her younger sibling. She is ever ready to assist her teachers and help her classmates whenever she’s needed.

When Abdul and three of his classmates were gathered and asked “who wants to tell me about themselves first?” he volunteered immediately. You might think it was only normal because he probably was familiar with the interviewer, but in reality, he wasn’t.

Meet Nasaiba, a quiet but remarkable young girl whose determination speaks louder than words.

Through practical sessions, they strengthened their ability to assess learners, identify gaps, group them by learning level, and design targeted, engaging activities to close those gaps.

By embedding TaRL into our approach, our team is now better equipped to deliver improved, measurable learning outcomes, ensuring every learner is supported at the level they need to thrive.

This week, our educators were trained on Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL), an evidence-based pedagogy that addresses foundational gaps in literacy and numeracy.

Teacher development is a cardinal component of the LBI model. Within our School Without Walls programme, where learners come with diverse experiences and varying foundational skill levels, building teacher capacity is essential to improving learning outcomes.

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