Page 62 - AWOL Magazine SA

t is estimated that 30 million children remain out of school in Africa and in many areas, the girl child is still denied access to education.
Since it is self-evident that education is the passport out of poverty and many other vices that plague women and children in Africa, AWLO’s flagship
#1mother1child program is positioned to integrate the instinct, culture, and passion of motherhood into meeting the needs of these left out children.
Under this program, women leaders under AWLO are guided and supported to adopt and nurture a mother/child relationship with 1girl or boy child
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Hassan Dauda Adawa. Department of mathematics, 400-level students. University of
Maiduguri.
Emmanuel Yusuf Zuwa. Graduate from department of Biochemistry. University of
Maiduguri.
Ibrahim Satuwa Mbrza. Department of Physical and Health Education University of Maiduguri. 300-level student.
Christopher Bitrus Aksavdawa. Graduate from Department of Chemistry Education. University of Maiduguri.