3,992 Community Members Enlightened, Screened for Cancer

3,992 Community Members Enlightened, Screened for Cancer

3,992 Community Members Enlightened, Screened for Cancer LAPO sensitized as well as screened 3,586 community members in target communities on Breast, Cervical and Prostate cancer in November2023. The intervention was carried out under the LAPO Community Campaign for Cancer Control (LAPO-C4). The community-based health intervention project is aimed at reducing cancer-related deaths in Nigeria through public…

216,048 Rural Farmers, Others Supported With N2.4bn

216,048 Rural Farmers, Others Supported With N2.4bn

216,048 Rural Farmers, Others Supported With N2.4bn Lift Above Poverty Organization (LAPO) promotes rural development, food security and higher income for farmers through the LAPO Agricultural and Rural Development Initiative (LARDI). In October 2023, LARDI empowered 216,048farmers and agribusinesses with the sum of ₦2.4 billion to enable them expand their business enterprises. Over the years,…

Integration Project: 5,252 Persons Receive Health, Social Empowerment Services

Integration Project: 5,252 Persons Receive Health, Social Empowerment Services

Integration Project: 5,252 Persons Receive Health, Social Empowerment Services The Integration of Microcredit and Social Service project of LAPO is aimed at improving the health conditions of clients of LAPO Microfinance Bank through routine healthy sensitisation and screening for tropical diseases. In October 2023, 5,252 microcredit clients were trained on maternal and child health care…

4,020 Community Members Enlightened, Screened for Cancer

4,020 Community Members Enlightened, Screened for Cancer

4,020 Community Members Enlightened, Screened for Cancer The LAPO Community Campaign for Cancer Control (LAPO-C4) is a community-based health intervention project aimed at reducing cancer-related deaths in Nigeria through public awareness on prevention and early detection of malignant cases. In October 2023, the organisation sensitized and screened 3,888 community members on Breast, Cervical and Prostate cancer…

UBTH Secondary School Emerges Winner Of LAPO Quiz Competition

UBTH Secondary School Emerges Winner Of LAPO Quiz Competition

UBTH Secondary School Emerges Winner Of LAPO Quiz Competition The University of Benin Teaching Hospital Staff Secondary School, Benin City, has won the Lift Above Poverty Organisation (LAPO) quiz competition for secondary schools in Edo and Delta states. Daily Trust reports that six schools—Baptist High School, UBTH Staff Secondary School and Don Bosco Science Academy…

FG Seeks Private Sector Support On Poverty Alleviation, Economic Devt

FG Seeks Private Sector Support On Poverty Alleviation, Economic Devt

FG Seeks Private Sector Support On Poverty Alleviation, Economic Devt The Lift Above Poverty Organization (LAPO) has reiterated the position of the Federal Ministry of Budget and National Economic Planning that the private sector is critical to driving the economic growth and overall development of Nigeria. The organization declared that the Minister of Budget and…

Govt Should Adopt Partnership for Economic Growth, Says Ex-CBN Boss

Govt Should Adopt Partnership for Economic Growth, Says Ex-CBN Boss

Govt Should Adopt Partnership for Economic Growth, Says Ex-CBN Boss The Federal Government should collaborate with the non-state actors to achieve economic development and ensure the success of its social investment programmes, a former acting Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Dr Sarah Alade, advised on Thursday. According to her, non-state actors, including the…

FG Seeks Private Sector Support On Poverty Alleviation, Economic Devt

FG Seeks Private Sector Support On Poverty Alleviation, Economic Devt

FG Seeks Private Sector Support On Poverty Alleviation, Economic Devt By: Lucky A. Omonua The Lift Above Poverty Organization (LAPO) has reiterated the position of the Federal Ministry of Budget and National Economic Planning that the private sector is critical to driving the economic growth and overall development of Nigeria.   The organization declared that the…