BRINGING HOPE TO THE RURAL PEOPLE





The rural people have the largest percentage of idle youths without job, untrained in any formal learning, without skill and the greatest problem is that they do not see HOPE in any thing.  This negative mindset makes them believe that CHANGE is unattainable.  Here, at The Rural People, we go from creek to creek, village to village and community to community influencing their mindset by sensitizing and motivating them to use their resources in bringing sustainable development.  
Initiating developmental efforts from one rural community to another is done in the form of giving learning/educational aids, introduction and training in skill acquisition programmes/farming tools, economic empowerment and others.
We invite you to be part of our activities/projects so that together we can all make an ATTEMPT in bringing sustainable development in the rural areas by volunteering or becoming a donor in any of our projects that you have concerns for.  Visit our blog at theruralpeople.blogspot.com and leave your comments, follow us on twitter.com/theruralpeople or send an email to theruralpeople@gmail.com.  You can also visit our page at www.facebook.com/theruralpeople or call +2348025295479.

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