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  • April 4, 2025 5:26 pm

Delta State: Rescue The Rural Children Of Omelugboma [Photos]

Community: OMELUGBOMA

State: Delta State

Region: South-South Nigeria

Current state: In need of urgent rehabilitation and government intervention. See more here

In pictures:

The bridge which leads to Omerigboma community
The bridge which leads to Omerigboma community
students of Amakom primary school
There are over 1,500 children here. But they suffer deprivations as a result of government negligence. Most parents depend on petty trading to sustain family needs.

Children observing siesta at another private school in Omelugboma Children of Omerigboma working on cassava during school hoursWP_20141028_011

Photo Credit: Hannah Ojo

 

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