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Month's Review

In this June we as an NGO have engaged in issues surrounding #Ventures. We have discussed several facets of enterprise as well as highlighted the good and the bad. We said that on one hand - work, pursuing various business ventures and carrying out the labour of our hands can be honourable as they are essential in every aspect of life as well as for the growth of income for personal, family, communal and family upkeep. On the other hand we have condemned slave labour, evil hustle and love of money. 

In this month we have put together various United Nations’ Days of celebrating enterprise into one, such as World Day against Child Labour and Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day.

We continued in our works of charity by sharing food and other items around our centre.

We visited the Health Centre, Benin Correctional Centre and other places, where we shared customised TLF gifts and cash.

We received donations and also solicited for more donations.

We received several copies of the Annual Our Daily Bread (ODB) from Mrs. Isioma Francis for us to share.

We also continued our works of social development by advocating for the re-construction of the kitchen of the Benin Correctional Services, which heavy rains and wind blew on Sunday 14th. 

At our Centre we engaged people.

We truly thank God for a month well spent and look forward to better days.

Pray with us as our mid-year crossover prayers are ongoing.

6pm June 30th to 6am July 1st.

On any platform, facebook, or whatsapp or our blog.

Tina

For: TLF💚 

#June

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