Life Builders Initiative for Education and Societal Integration (LBI) is a non profit civil society organization focused on improving the lives of the poor.
Abuja, Nigeria
Joined December 2015
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IF YOU SEE AM, TALKAM.
Today, our children learned about abuse, their rights, and the importance of speaking up. They were also introduced to the Talkam App : a safe platform for reporting abuse and getting help.
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Special thanks to Devatop Centre for Africa Development for this impactful session.
Silence protects abuse. Awareness protects children.
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For Glory Ayuba, choosing Life Builders Initiative was easy because she saw real value. Years later, that trust remains. Beyond genuinely free education with no hidden fees, children receive daily meals, practical skills training, and holistic support. It’s proof that when
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communities invest in children, futures are transformed.
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When Life Builders Initiative moved from Kuchingoro, Mrs. Mary Bayowa chose to move her children with the school because she believed in its impact. Today, that decision continues to pay off. Her first child completed the School Without Walls programme and is now in SS2
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while her younger child has made remarkable progress, especially in reading and writing. The results speak for themselves.
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We were thrilled to host Miss Joy from The Vital Child Project today! As part of an innovative SDG 3 intervention, she spent the day teaching our children the importance of personal cleanliness and overall well-being.
By empowering our kids with practical health and hygiene knowledge, we are building a healthier, brighter future together. #childempowerment #lifebuildersinitiative
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Most parents struggle to get kids to school, but Mr. Josiah’s kids can’t wait to go!
Once out of school, they enrolled in Life Builders Initiative (LBI) and never looked back. Now, they love learning everyday.
Help us get more out-of-school kids into classrooms!
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Fleeing insecurity and rebuilding her life in Abuja, Samaila Mariyamu found hope again when Life Builders Initiative visited her community, offering free education to vulnerable children and opening a path to stability.
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Forced to flee by insurgency, a family found hope through Life Builders Initiatives’ School Without Walls. Free education & practical skills like hairdressing gave them a fresh start, community impact, and a brighter future.
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Maimuna Garba never had the chance to go to school. Today, she watches her child learn English, numeracy, and practical skills through School Without Walls. For her, free education is more than learning, it is hope, opportunity, and a different future.
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Favor is 11 and already has strong opinions about two things: English and fashion. She lights up during reading lessons and pays close attention to clothes.
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Favor is 10, but she already knows the kind of person she wants to become. She hopes to be a nurse one day so she can help people in the hospital and care for those who are sick. At School Without Walls, she is slowly building the confidence and education needed to get her there.
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Deborah is 13, and school has become one of the places where she feels most hopeful about her future. Basic tech is her favorite subject because it helps her understand everyday things in a new and practical way.
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Millions of children in Nigeria are still out of school. That’s not just a statistic, it’s a generation at risk, potential lost, and dreams cut short. At Life Builders Initiative, we’re working every day to bring these children back into the classrooms where they belong.
What do you think is the biggest reason children are out of school in Nigeria?
1. Poverty?
2. Lack of awareness?
3. Cultural barriers?
4. Other priorities?
Let’s talk about it👇🏽
Small but mighty Usman. One of the first names anyone learns in School Without Walls from the children is Yaya. He is smallish, lively, and quick to smile, even when all he’s doing is answering his name.
Abraham is an 11-year-old bright and attentive learner with a natural gift for mathematics. He enjoys solving problems, participates actively in class, and his quick wit makes him well-liked among his peers.
If you spend even a few minutes with Simeon, you will quickly understand why he is one of those children who leave an impression. There is a quiet confidence about him, the kind that comes not from noise but from a boy who knows what he loves and what he does not like.
Moses is such a social boy. He’s very bold, talks a lot, and is a very witty child. When you’re introduced to the children in Primary 6, there’s no way you wouldn’t hear his voice. He is very expressive and active.
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Coming from a village in Nasarawa, Mohammad was not very fluent in English. When he arrived in Abuja, he was introduced to School Without Walls, and that was where he discovered his appreciation for the English language.
