Stanley Jegede Foundation (SJF) is a non-governmental organization with a mission to make good quality of life accessible to Africa’s less privileged people, especially children and youths – towards the achievement of their life or career goals. Its activities and projects revolve around high-impact and well-rounded education, health, welfare, emergency relief, art heritage and international/group support initiatives that run on resourceful frameworks with enhanced technological innovation and solutions. SJF’s principal objective remains working with relevant local and international partners, and stakeholders to achieve its vision of seeing the foundation’s beneficiaries equipped for their preferred future.
Abuja, 30 April 2024 – Stanley Jegede Foundation (SJF), a leading non-governmental organization dedicated to empowering Africa’s less privileged population, announces a collaborative effort with Create That Change Development Initiative. This partnership focuses on procuring books to establish and strengthen functional libraries within underserved communities. The initiative aligns with SJF’s commitment to providing comprehensive literacy programs that combine home-language classroom instruction with well-equipped libraries.
By equipping these communities with essential learning resources, the foundation strives to cultivate a love for reading and enhance overall literacy skills. Strong literacy forms the bedrock of a well-rounded education, empowering individuals to pursue their aspirations and actively contribute to society.
“At the Stanley Jegede Foundation, we believe that access to quality education is a fundamental right, not a privilege,” says Mr. Stanley Jegede, Executive Chairman of the Stanley Jegede Foundation and Phase 3 Telecom. “Our partnership with Create That Change Development Initiative reflects this core value. By fostering literacy and providing children with the tools they need to succeed, we are not only investing in their future but also paving the way for a brighter future for Africa as a whole.”
Through this partnership, SJF aims to bridge the educational gap for children and young people residing in underserved areas.
