The Encounter that prompted Ghetto Love#BackToSchool edition - By Vocal Slender

Sometime in 2012,I visited a friend who reside in Ajegunle and I saw a girl crying at the house entrance. She was yelling and ignoring pleas from her mother to go to school.
I was bothered and asked her why?
Her response blew me apart.
She said
"Every one in my class laugh at me everyday because I have been using nylon bag to carry my books from primary school and now I am in JSS2.My mummy doesn't want to buy me a school bag.I can't stand d mockery from my class mate any more".

Today is World Humanitarian Day.

World Humanitarian Day is a day dedicated to recognize humanitarian personnel and those who have lost their lives working for humanitarian causes. 

It is also an opportunity to celebrate the spirit that inspires humanitarian work around the globe. 

The 2013 theme: The World Needs More… 

This year our World Humanitarian Day campaign is calling on people to answer a question: 

‘What do you think the world needs more of?

(Fill it in the space below).

Ghetto Love #BackToSchool is another opportunity to extend a helping hand to those that cry for help.

We are kitting Up 200 ghetto kids for school on the 7th September 2013.

Volunteers & Donors (in cash or school materials) are needed. 

SmS ur interest to 08037233498. 

Join us and lets make Ajegunle Ghetto kids smile. 

Happy #World Humanitarian Day 2013. 

Ghetto Love Project #BackToSchool edition.

Ghetto Love Project #BackToSchool edition.
7th Sept. 2013 in the Ghetto of Ajegunle.
(check flyer for more info).
Volunteers & Donors(in cash or school materials)needed.
SmS ur interest to 08037233498.
Join us and lets make Ajegunle kids smile.

Ayo Badejoko
Coordinator.