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Comment on NGO empowers Chidinma Ojukwu, 28 others in correctional centre by Onyekachi Erondu
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Spread the love14 / 100 Powered by Rank Math SEO SEO ScoreChidinma Ojukwu, charged with the murder of Super TV Chief Executive Officer, Usifo Ataga, on Wednesday, graduated from the Onesimus Project Life Recovery pre-release empowerment programme at the Kirikiri Medium Correctional Centre, Lagos.
The Project Coordinator, Pastor Sule Bamigbola, reported significant progress in 2024, with 525 inmates successfully graduating and 60 others matriculating.
He explained that the Onesimus Project was designed to shape participants into role models, equipped to share their experiences and new skills upon release.
“The essence of this project is to make graduates role models by the time they go out there, so they can tell people they’ve passed through the Onesimus Project,” Bamigbola added.
As part of the project, inmates learned various vocational skills, including shoemaking, soap production, leatherworking, barbing, and farming.
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