Our Mission
Refocusing the minds of youths for creativity, productivity and self reliance.
11C KudiratAbiola Way,
Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.
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info@theempowermentnetwork.ng
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11C KudiratAbiola Way,
Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.
+2349166016109 | +2349165586613
+2349166016109 | +2349165586613
info@theempowermentnetwork.ng
sponsor@theempowermentnetwork.ng
THE EMPOWERMENT NETWORK
TEN is a Poverty Alleviation and Empowerment Initiate of “Lifted” – An Indigenous Independent Non Governmental Organization which was First conceived as an arm and offshoot of TIWI.
The empowerment network (herein also referred to as the “TEN”) is an existing non-profit organisation, founded in July 2019 by its pioneers who structured the Organization as a no stock corporation.
TEN comprises of a Board of Trustees and officers who possess the requisite skills, talent, education, and employment background required to effectively direct and manage the affairs of the organization.
The vision of TEN is to provide training and financial empowerment for a minimum of 40 Million beneficiaries (Eight Million breadwinners who have up to five (5) dependents each). The organization will also establish local empowerment centers (ECs) in all seven hundred and seventy-four (774) local governments in Nigeria, with a minimum of two (2) ECs in each local government.
Our Vision
To reduce extreme poverty to the barest minimum in Nigeria by training, advancing and mentoring at grass root levels.
Our Ultimate Goal
Our Ultimate goal is to Lift 40 Million Nigerians out of Poverty by 2030.
Nigeria Increasing
Negatively Ahead.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was adopted in 2015 by all countries of the United Nations. It is often called a radical plan for humanity and a new way of doing development.
The 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was adopted in 2015 by all countries of the United Nations. It is often called a radical plan for humanity and a new way of doing development.
The Reality Check – Poverty Index
As at today, our trajectories suggest that Nigeria has about 91,885,874million people in extreme poverty.
Poverty has risen in Nigeria, with almost 100 million people living on less than a $1 (£0.63) a day, despite economic growth, statistics have shown.
The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) to end extreme poverty by 2030 is unlikely to be met—no thanks, in large part, to Nigeria.
Since June 2018, Five Million Nigerians Have Joined The Poverty Club, with nearly six people joining the poverty club every minute - World Poverty Clock
Country Percentage of population in extreme poverty SDG1 Status
Nigeria 46.7 Poverty rising
Democratic Republic of Congo 77 Poverty rising
Ethiopia 23.4 On track
Tanzania 35 Off track
Mozambique 61.8 Off track
Kenya 30 Off track
Uganda 34.2 Off track
South Africa 24.6 Off track
South Sudan 93 Poverty rising
Zambia 57.2 Poverty rising
TEN Goals
774.
LGAS TO REACH
(The length and breath
of the Nation.)
2322.
FULLY FUNDED EMPOWERMENT CENTERS
(Number of ECs existing in all
LGA of the federation.)
8M
TRAINED AND EMPOWERED BREADWINNERS
(Funded and set to empower
5 other dependents.)
40M
LIVES WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE TOUCHED
(Reduce poverty index by 50% total number of beneficiaries and their dependents to be empowered.)
The Problem
As at today, Nigeria has about 91,885,874 million people in extreme poverty with almost 100 million people living on less than a $1 (£0.63) a day, despite economic growth, statistics have shown.
UNDERSTAND MOREThe Solution
The Empowerment Network (TEN) seek to provide training and financial empowerment for a minimum of 40 Million Beneficiaries (8 Million breadwinners who have up to five (5) dependents each) through local empowerment centers (ECs) in all seven hundred and seventy-four (774) local governments in Nigeria, with a minimum of two (2) ECs in each local government.
BECOME A VOLUNTEERThe Funding
TEN will obtain a Capital Injection principally through partnership with the Joint Church Action (JCA), and other governmental and private donors to the tune of about Three Hundred and Twenty-Nine Billion Naira (329,000,000,000).
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