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LEGAL TEAM

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Religious tolerance is the ability to appreciate spiritual values, beliefs and practices which are different from yours. We have dozens of religious practices all over the world , in Nigeria it is basically three namely Islam, Christianity and African Traditional Religion.

We live in a globally oriented world of mass trading and immigration, travelling has become a norm to explore and discover new ideas and concepts so it will be unwise to ostracize some set of people because their belief differ from yours. Tolerance should be encouraged as a national norm.

It is a complicated world we have found ourselves in, we are all trying to find answers to difficult questions, we rely on faith and belief to make sense. Why should one be so egotistical to belief that they have found the one true deity. They should understand that there could be different paths to reach out to that same deity or another deity entirely.

In several countries religious tolerance is actually codified to ensure that there are no isolated incidents related to religious intolerance. The government is not meant to choose one religion over the other. Nigeria is a secular nation by description, that is to say we are not religiously inclined that all citizens are free to choose their beliefs accordingly. Why then do we take these things too seriously that it leads to fanatism?

Reasons for religious intolerance include the leaders do not make out time to truly understand the doctrines of the said religion but misinterpret it according to their desires, poor religious education, arrogance of religious leaders, the inability of religious leaders to truly impact the lives of their followers positively and indoctrination.

Religious tolerance can be encouraged through teaching members of a religious sect their doctrines in educational centres, the unbiased teachings of religious leaders, the family unit should be sensitive to fanatism and always preach love irrespective of differences, better understanding of things that are strange or new to us, and to accept that we are all humans. We all bleed red so why all the hate over a deity that is supposed to be doing the fighting for us?

In Nigeria religion is a delicate matter and we need to understand our differences in order to coexist peacefully for the sake of national development.

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Our Mission:

The primary mission of our organization is to create social impact and address societal needs, rather than generating profit for our members. We focus on fulfilling a specific social purpose and working towards the common good through various forms of volunteering, community engagement and advocacy. We focused on creating positive changes in society, addressing issues like poverty, inequality, disputes resolution, health and social care. And strive to benefit the public, working towards the betterment of communities and the general public. 

We also rely on the dedicated efforts of individuals who volunteer their time and skills to achieve our organization's mission. And engage in various activities which include service delivery, advocacy, research, education and community development.

Our Vision: 

The primary aim of our non-profit and voluntary organization is to fulfil a specific social purpose, rather than to generate profit. We are driven by values, like promoting social objectives that benefit the society in general. We are not run for financial gain and we reinvest any surpluses to further our mission. We focus on addressing social needs, providing services, and promoting positive change within communities. And structured to use any surpluses to support our ongoing activities and mission. Our actions are guided by our core values and mission. And we focused on social justice. We also strive to benefit the community through direct service delivery, advocacy for specific causes and promoting civic engagement. We have a formal constitution, a decision-making system, and procedures for accountability that is independent of our trustees and our members. We engage in a wide range of activities, including direct service delivery, advocacy, research, grants, and education. And work to provide food to the homeless, advocate for the victims of domestic violence, the refugees, the less privileged, the orphans and support individuals with disabilities. ​​​

Our Values:

We offer significant value to individuals, communities, and the economy by contributing to social justice, empowering people, and build social capital. We also engage diverse skills, reach more beneficiaries, and build community relationships. We fill gaps in service delivery and address social needs that may not be adequately addressed by the public or private sectors. And empower individuals by providing opportunities for participation, skill development, and advocacy. We also work towards social justice and equality, advocating for human right.Our time and effort worth a significant amount, further contributing to the economic value. We provide opportunities for people to connect, build relationships, and participate in community activities. And the Participation in our activates can build trust and social capital within communities. We also provide opportunities for individuals to develop skills, gain experience, and enhance their employability. And improve well-being, increase confidence, and provide a sense of purpose connects individuals with their communities and helps them feel more connected and less isolated. 

 

Our works:

  • Dispute resoulution , arbitration , and reconciliation,wellness legal and humanitarian aid

  • Promoting peace and harmony among religion and ethnic groups​

  • Encouraging good conduct,discouraging Religion and ethnic discrimination

  • SupportIing victims of domestic violence,the refugee and the homeless

  • Supporting the less priviledged with food,shelter and clothing.

  • Supporting Health sector,, Nutrition  and Wellness awareness

  • Rendering services to humanity(in the communities and to the public).

                  

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