KUTH News 2013
A collection of editorials from KUTH News, Vol. 2, No. 1, May 2013— documenting the foundation's early humanitarian work including the landmark Irekpai medical outreach, beneficiary stories, prison ministry, and advocacy campaigns.
Featured Stories
Tragic mom home-sick: 'I must make new babies for my loving husband'
The heart-wrenching story of Mrs. Ibiyemi Lawani, an amputee-wife who lost her two children in a tragic accident. KUTH Foundation raised N450,000 to support her medical bills.
Social justice vs. curbing social vices
A powerful editorial on prison reform, the treatment of inmates, and KUTH Foundation's work taking succour to the prisons with donations of supplies and support.
Learning, Character meet @ Unilag-KUTH partnership
KUTH Foundation's 'Walk Against Social Vices' campaign at the University of Lagos coincided with World Literacy Day, spreading messages against rape, cultism, exam malpractice, and indecent dressing.
Irekpai, Edo State, comes alive with free community medicare
KUTH Foundation's first out-of-Lagos medical outreach served 2,617+ beneficiaries in Irekpai village with a team of 12 medical professionals over 5 days. Total investment exceeded N5.8 million.
Free healthcare scheme comes to Amuwo-Odofin
Following the success of the Irekpai outreach, KUTH Foundation announced plans to replicate the free medical services in Amuwo-Odofin, Lagos, plus job opportunities for Auchi youths.
Additional Articles from this Issue
Yes, there're still benign mentors!
An opinion piece on the importance of mentorship, drawing from historical examples including Bill Gates.
By Gerald AzonoboExam cheats as under-developers
A critical look at examination malpractice in Nigeria and its impact on national development.
By Elizabeth Eneji IdiegeIrekpai community school for reconstruction
Mr. Gerald Azonobo pledges to rebuild the dilapidated Obele Primary School in his home village.
By KUTH FoundationAbout KUTH News
KUTH News was a quarterly publication of the Keep Up The Hope (KUTH) Foundation, documenting the organization's humanitarian activities, beneficiary stories, and advocacy work. This archive preserves the May 2013 edition (Vol. 2, No. 1), which captured the foundation's expansion from Lagos to Edo State with the landmark Irekpai free community healthcare service.
Editor: Francis Chilaka | Contact: francischilaka@kuth-ng.org