I met the Black African Rehabilitating Foundation at our village then. They were on one of their field projects outreaches. I am a secondary school certificate holder and I indicated an interest in being a member and volunteer. That was in 2018.

Prior to that period, I literarily lived from hand to mouth and struggled to survive. With the help and support of the Black African Rehabilitating Foundation, I enrolled to become a hairstylist. And after my completion of the apprenticeship, I was established by the organization via their financial aid. I am forever grateful to the Black African Rehabilitating Foundation and I pray God will continue to help them.

My name is Adeyemi Omotayo. I am a graduate of English studies from the University of Lagos. As at the time I came across BARF I was unemployed. Prior to that period, I was a make-up artist. With the help and support of BARF, I became self-employed. I was given a substantial amount of capital than to start my business and today I am self-sufficient.
I want to use this medium to appreciate BARF’s investment in my life. I really thank God for bringing them my way. They have come in good time to liberate most of us who are unemployed youths in Nigeria. I advise them to continue supporting the less privilege especially women and children in Africa. Africa my pride, Africa my home!

My name is Bunmi Amusat, a villager of Ikereku village. I want to thank the Black African Rehabilitating Foundation for their continual support ever since I encountered them in 2018. They have helped me to have a business of my own and saved me from becoming a domestic worker overseas. I can not thank BARF enough for without their help I would have suffered immeasurably since the demise of my husband. God bless you people.