Equipping The Needy Initiative is a non-governmental organization that goes above and beyond to support and uplift the lives of the needy, poor, and persecuted. Through their comprehensive programs, they provide essential resources, education, and empowerment, enabling individuals to break free from the chains of poverty and discrimination. With a strong commitment to sustainable change and community engagement, Equipping The Needy Initiative is making a significant impact in the lives of those who need it the most.
On January 18, 2024, a delegation from EQUIPPING THE NEEDY INITIATIVE conducted a courtesy visit to the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Headquarters. The purpose of the visit was to strengthen ties, discuss potential collaborations, and express gratitude for the Corps’ dedicated service to the nation. The visiting delegation was led by the…
The 40 Principles is a training which creates a personal value system based on 40 core Principles and 4 values needed to propel the society. The training is divided into four segments: Self government, Productivity, Management, Leadership. These trainings are based on material and methodology that has been proven throughout the world. Honestly, Hard-work, Humility…
From 20th to 29th of December 2023, presentation of cash gifts was done to all beneficiaries which includes Widows and Orphans across Nigeria. The various locations that benefited from the sharing of gifts were: Kaduna state (Gonin-gora IDP Camp and Maraban rido IDP Camp), Nasarawa State (Kutara IDP Camp), Jos IDP camp, plateau State ,…
It was the 21st of December, 2023, and the air was filled with a festive spirit as Equipping The Needy Initiative (ETNI) prepared to host its annual get-together for staff and well-wishers. ETNI, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing essential resources and support to those in need, decided to celebrate the holiday season by bringing…
INTERVENTION FOR POLICE WIDOWS FOR THE FESTIVE PERIOD IN KADUNA STATE BY EQUIPPING THE NEEDY INITIATIVE On December 14, 2023, the Equipping the Needy Initiative (ETNI), a non-governmental organization that supports and uplifts the lives of the needy, poor, and persecuted, conducted an intervention program for the widows of police officers who lost their lives…
On November 13, 2023, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) organized a training session at the prestigious Dr. Ade Abolurin Auditorium, NSCDC NHQ Sauka Abuja. The event aimed to enhance the knowledge and skills of NSCDC personnel in understanding the principles of emotion within the context of government operations. The highlight of the…
As part of it’s contribution to curb insecurity in Nasarawa state and Eggon Nation, Equipping the Needy Initiative donated an operation vehicle to Eggon Vigilante Service on Saturday 4 November 2023 at the Palace of the Paramount Ruler of the Eggon Nation, Aren Eggon Nasarawa State, Justice Ahmed Ubangari (rtd). While receiving the vehicle, the…
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps(NSCDC) held the National Summit on safe School, tagged, Tackling Identified Threats In Nigeria Safe Schools Project, today 2nd of November, 2023, at the NAF Conference Centre Abuja. The National Safe School Response Coordination Centre (NSSRCC) is a Critical Component of the Implementation Strategy of the Safe School Programme…
On the 16th of September 2023, a training program was held by the EQUIPPING THE NEEDY INITIATIVE organization, tagged “Peace and Conflict Management.” The program aimed to equip members of the Kaduna State Vigilantes with the necessary skills to maintain peace and manage conflicts within their community. The training session was held at the EQUPPING…
JOS WIDOW INTERVENTION An intervention program was held in Jos, Plateau State on the 6th and 7th of october, 2023. The program was organized by EQUIPPING THE NEEDY INITIATIVE, a non-governmental organization aimed at empowering and supporting widows, orphans and households faced with economic difficulties. The intervention program targeted over 200 widows whose households were…