Integration of Microcredit, Social Service Project: 5,328 Clients Empowered The Integration of Microcredit and Social Service project of LAPO is aimed at improving the health status of clients of LAPO Microfinance Bank through routine healthy sensitisation and screening for tropical diseases. In April 2023, 5,328 microcredit clients were trained on maternal and child health care…

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…

Nigerian microfinance bank, Lift Above Poverty Organisation (LAPO) has proposed a total sum of N3 billion to support Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in 2019. The funds will be disbursed through LAPO’s subsidiary, Micro Investment Support Services Limited (MISS). READ MORE

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…

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…

LAPO Spends N300m On Cancer Programme In 7yrs Lift Above Poverty Organization (LAPO) says it spent over N300 million on sensitization, prevention, screening, referral, mitigation and treatment of cancer between 2016 and 2021. Honestus Obadiora, the executive director of the organization said the programme was undertaken by the LAPO Community Campaign for Cancer Control (LAPO-C4)…