“What can you do with bamboo? It is just a stubborn grass, and it is useless”. This is the comment of one of the residents of Imafon community when we
Durian Quarterly Newsletter 2-2018
We walked into the second quarter of the year with love and gratitude. It has been a super amazing second quarter of 2018. Click the link below to read the
Durian taught us how to fish- Margaret Ogar
“My name is Ogar Margaret. I want to say a very big thank you to Durian and all those who are in support of Durian in one way or the
Clean environment children sports fiesta
To secure our future we need to keep our environment clean and safe. To ensure this, engaging children in the process is very vital. In our own little way of
Together let’s “Beat Plastic Pollution”
It is a fact that plastic waste is a big threat to our world. This is because it is used at a high rate in our daily lives. While some
Now I am happy to be a Durian member- Mrs Ogunleye
“My name is Ogunleye Dusunmi. I came to Durian to learn and gain many things. For the first day of coming to Durian, I was thinking it is just playing
Fortune and Bright resume to School
We are so glad that Fortune and Bright are back to school! We say a very big thank you to everyone who supported us during this process. Education is more
“I made my school sandal myself”- Olaoluwa
Meet Olaoluwa. He 13 years old. He made his school sandal himself during the school break and now wears it to school. He learned this at our rural children learning
Challenge your thoughts today- Tony Joy
Between May 10th- 12th, 2018, the founder of Durian- Tony Joy, was one of the facilitators at the Enterprise culture program organized by Enterprise academy in Akure,Ondo state. She facilitated
Rural kids resume school with sandals produced by themselves
While some kids spend their holiday time playing with friends, these rural kids at Imafon village spent time learning how to produce their own sandals! We are not #lazyNigerianyouths This is