The women are: 1) Angela Egwim: does Stockfish Business with a capital of 1,100 but she need now like 4000 to support her business to carry two two bags of fish evry market. Angela has experience of more than 10 years in her business. 2) Edith Ibegbu: she sells rice and has experience of five years in her business. She is looking for 1500 to support her business. 3) Rose Agim does business with selling of palm kannel with experience of 7years in the business and she is looking for 5000 sek to support her business. 4) Elizabeth Ibegbu sells atticles like provisions with experience of more than five years. She is looking for 1800sek to support her business. 5) Maria Nnadi sells local pap like costard with experience of 10 years. She is looking for 400sek to support her business 6) Pauline Ogu is selling Akpu a local food she cooks and sells and for this she is looking for 200sek to support the business. Again she want to start poultry business which she was doing before she got married because of too much responsibilities, she has not been able to continue. She need 1000sek to start the business. So all together, Pauline needs 1200 for two business ideas. 7) Happiness sells Agidi a local food with experience of more than 10 year. She needs 200sek to support her business. 
Pauline Onwu cooks a local food called Okpa and has done it for more than seven years. She is looking for 1000 sek to support her business. 9) Angela Onwu sells tomatoes and has experience of four years. She is looking for 1100sek to support her business 10) Pat Irobisi sells provision store with experience of more than 10 years and she is looking for 6000sek to support her business 11) Evelyn Irobisi sells Akara a local snacks with experience of 6years and looking for 600sek to support her business. 12) Justina Ekeugo sells Moi Moi bean cake with exoerience of 12 years and she is looking for 1000 sek to support her business 13) Stella Onwu wants to start business of selling feed with the sum of 1500sek 14) Ogechi Anwuchim sells Palm oil with experience of 3 years and she is looking for 1500 to support her business. There is a suggestion for anyone that wants to support to through Sharing Awareness Account and pay so that it can be recorded as part of our activity at Sharing Awareness and money come into the account.
Facts about Nigeria and the Schoolsystem
- Pupil / teacher ratio (primary), 2007: 46
- Percentage of children primary school-age who are out-of-school, 2007: 37
- Percentage of population living on less than $2 a day, 2004: 84
- Youth (15-24 years) literacy rate, percentage, 2004-2008, male: 78
- Youth (15-24 years) literacy rate, percentage, 2004-2008, female: 65
- Primary school enrolment ratio, 2005-2009, net, male: 64
- Primary school enrolment ratio 2005-2009, net, female: 58
The number of children out of school has been rising in Nigeria. In 2007, 1 million more children were out of school compared to 1999. Most of them are girls, demonstrating a considerable gender gap in the access to edcuation. Although poverty is on the decline, the progress towards eradicating extreme poverty and hunger is slow. And according to UNICEF, the country’s education system has long been neglected, in part because of decaying institutional infrastructure. Thus, e-learning can offer unique possibilities for positive change. Our local partner in Nigeria is NEAI (Net Educational Advancement Initiative), established in 2010 and registered as an NGO in Nigeria. The aim of the organization is to enhance the educational well-being of the less privileged in rural communities, in order to help achieve the Millennium Development Goal of education for all. NEAI works in cooperation with Education Finder to improve the quality of education in rural areas through e-learning, and to build the capacity of teachers through online teacher training. Part of their main activities also include vocational training programmes and training of health workers, as well as empowering women and young people through microfinance. Recent projects include an online course on social media directed towards Nigerian youth and offered in partnership with MKFC Stockholm College. Sharing Awareness is proud to support the continuos efforts of enhancing the quality of education and the participation of youth in Nigeria, at a grassroots level. Website link: http://nigeria.mkfc.se/
