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Dorf Ninihoué
(ID: 911 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 50 Solar Kit 5W
The village of Ninihoué, like the first two villages already benefiting from Abiola solar kits in the commune of Toviklin, namely IDs 814 and 822, is a very isolated village and far from benefiting from the infrastructures essential to their existence such as light, drinking water and I forget some. It is an exclusively peasant population. The houses that are built in the said village are made of precarious materials.
Around fifty families are taken into account in this village: 1- DJAGNON Nini,2-DJAGNON Gabriel,3-DJAGNON Mèho,4-DJAGNON Alice , 5-DJAGNON Boua, 6-DJAGNON Hounvagnan,7-DJAGNON Essouna, 8-DJAGNON Colette, 9-DJAGNON René, 10-DJAGNON Eugénie,11-DJAGNON Iyé, 12-DJAGNON Mègan, 13- Mme DJAGNON Gabriel ,14-DJAGNON Brigitte, 15-DJETE Adrien,16-HOLONOU Pélagie, 17-AFFO Yao,18-AFFO Mèyahoué,19-DAYIDE Philomène, 20-HOUNNON Dénise,21-ETO Jérome,22-NOUMONVI Mahouna,23-KPEDJI Benoit,24-KLIKAN Elisabeth,25-EYA Viviane,26-DJAGNON Marcellin, 27-HOUNNON Ama,28-MEME Kouidito,29-MEME Fina, 30-DJETE Expédit,31-DJETE Jérome,32-TCHANKADA Gervais, 33-HOUNNON Hélène, 34-GBEKE Adjoa, 35-MEME Afiwa, 36-OUSSINA Codjo, 37-OUSSINA Fidèle, 38-KOHOGBE Elodie, 39-KOHOGBE Régina,40-DAYOU Victoire, 41-DAYOU Delphine, 42-VIDEGLA Monique,43- ZANKPO Léon , 44-SOKEGBE Elisabeth, 45-MEME Marcelline, 46-MEME Odile, 47- SOSOUKPE Bella, 48-SOHOUNDE Daniel,49-SOTOME Martine, 50- ZONDOGBE Jérémie ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1750€
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Das Seminarzentrum für Frauen von ECLAT in Emboreet
(ID: 115 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Tansania (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
After only 5 months of construction, the new seminar center for women's work of ECLAT was opened on 5 October 2017. After all, these are five buildings: a dormitory with 30 beds, a wash and toilet house, a cafeteria with kitchen, a building with a classroom and offices, and a residential building for the seminar leaders. Julia Hannig from the German embassy in Dar es Salaam and Sören Hartmann, CEO of DER Touristik, opened the center with a symbolic cut through the separating belt: in addition to the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), DER Touristik had the financial means to build it provided by the center. Seminars began in the same week: 30 women from the first group met in the center for one week to reflect on their own group under the guidance of the two seminar leaders, about the successes and failures of their economic actions with the microcredits granted to them , on health, education, parenting, hygiene and family planning. For a Maasai woman, who usually can not read and write, and usually can not leave her boma without the consent of her husband, attending such a multi-day seminar is something completely new. So far, few rights have been granted to women, and they have not yet received as much recognition as attending such a seminar. Every week since then, such a seminar has been held for another women's group: the seminar center will greatly influence the Maasai culture. This was already clear at the opening ceremony: the women were allowed to sit in front sun protection tarpaulins and on chairs, the men were behind. And instead of long speeches, the women had requested many dances and songs. As a result, the skeptical faces of the men in the back rows slowly thawed. At the end of the party everybody, women as well as men, got up and came forward with radiant faces, so as not to miss anything. The quiet revolution has begun. In recent years, more than 100 women's groups of 30 women each have joined forces in the district. ECLAT is unable to manage all of these groups and has limited itself to 75 official ECLAT women's groups. At their regular meetings, women in a group talk to each other about what's on their minds. Philomena and / or her daughter Nosim sometimes take part in their meetings under a big tree in the village. We hope that all of these groups will receive a small starting capital from upendo by the end of this year. The women decide how they want to manage the money. Their business activities are very different: the operation of a corn mill, the production of bricks, the production and distribution of liquid soap, sewing, breeding of cattle and the like. Some groups are very successful, others less so. The microcredit will be slowly paid back to ECLAT over a few years and then benefit another women's group. The women decide in their group on the use of the profit. One part is available to the women of the group; These can be used to benefit their children and families. ECLAT's seminar center for women's work is another big step: While the women usually met in the village for a few hours, a group meets here for a week and is taught by two teachers. Most of the women have never sat at a school desk; For them, this is alien. Here they learn about hygiene and health, dealing with money, education and recently also on family planning. The women have realized that they can only make ends meet for their many children, and many of them are now asking for help to limit the number of their children. Because the ethnic group of the Maasai is currently threatened by backwardness, illiteracy and population growth in their existence: the steppe is overgrazed by their cattle, goats and sheep, but the animals are their livelihood. Thank you for submitting the pictures to photographer Rüdiger Fessel.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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DOH - DORF IN DER GEMEINDE OUASSA PEHUNCO
(ID: 908 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 50 Solar Kit 5W
Doh is a very isolated village in the commune of Ouassa – Péhunco in the department of Atacora. It is a large village inhabited by people speaking the Bariba language. They are all peasant populations and therefore live on produce from the fields. They practice subsistence agriculture and therefore work by hand, occupying small areas that can be harvested.
The period of the rainy season coincides with the harvest of shea nuts in the villages of northern Benin where very early on the good ladies go to the bush in search of the precious seed, thereby exposing themselves to snake bites.
When the information was given to them regarding the donations made by the NGO ABIOLA already through several municipalities in Benin, their joy was enormous because they already felt secure through this offer that will be made to them. In addition, let us also note that several families continue to sleep in the dark due to lack of financial means, thereby leading to poor results in school exams. Around fifty families are registered in the village. The names are as follows: 1-CHABI NGOBI DOKO Zénabou, 2-LAFIA Biba,3- ALIDOU Alassane Bako, 4-KPEKEREKOU Ibrahim, 5-KPEKEREKOU Eugénie,6- KPEKEREKOU Gobi Nkouro ,7-KPEKEREKOU Mohamed,8-CHABI NGOBI Gouro,9-MODESTE Gabriel,10-BIO Hélène,11-TIMBOROU Sahada,12-YAROU Gniré,13- SEKO NGOBI Lucien,14- SKO NGOBI Adam, 15-YIRO Fousséni,16- YIRO Malick,17-SINADOGUI Issa,18-SINADOGUI Gounou Yo,19- GBORE Wahabou,20-DAMISSA Orou,21- GBORE Souaîbou,22-GONRIGUI Bio,23-SOUROKOU Berodouro,24-BAOUROU Baké,25-BIO NIKI Jean Bio,26-BAKARI Bio,27- BIO NGOBI Tabarou,28-OROU YOROU Daniel, 29- GNINMAGUI Kouma,30- TABOUSSOUNON Adam,31-SOUROKOU Sika,32-YOROGUI Koda Ndouro, 33-OROU Dado Debo,34-YACOUBOU Thomas,35- SABI Mougnan Kabirou,36-BOUYAGUI Boya,37-SABI KPERA Sarigui,38-DAKOURE Sabi Kpéra,39-LAFIA Saliou,40-BONI Sonkogui Jean,41-MANSA Sabi Takou,42- SABI BARI Warigui,43-TEORIGUI Diko, 44-MANSA Orou Issa,45-SABI BERE Koda,46- KIRIKOU Daniel,47-GASSO François,48-TABOUSSOUNON Dèrou, 49- TABOUSSOUNON Sianou, 50- KPEKEREKOU Fanna ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1750€
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Village Boré
(ID: 697 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 40 Solar Kit 5W
Boré is a landlocked village in north-eastern Benin that, despite its proximity to the city of Kouandé, leads a similarly precarious life as the population far away from the urban centers. The District President of Kouandé, Mr. GABA Chabi, personally accompanied me, given the importance and need that his population benefit from this grace of the NGO ABIOLA, and suspended all his work for the morning of this Saturday.
Once on site, after explaining the benefits of the light to them, he explained to them very early on that ABIOLA was right to favor children who are the future of every nation and urged parents to help their children grow make an effort. Once these family kits are made available to them, there will be a noticeable difference in their performance and the partner NGO ABIOLA will be pleased with the impact of these kits, which will be made available to families free of charge. It should be noted that all the families visited that day were very hospitable and there was no reluctance, since radio TUKO SQRI in Kouandé mentioned the very first family solar kits installed a few days ago in the villages of Oroukayo, Poupouré, Ganikpérou and Kpessi were distributed
The district leader of Kouandé and the village leader of Boré count again on the generosity of ABIOLA and want to thank the NGO for all the effort and sacrifice that it will make to make these kits available to these households for the joy of the people, children first, then the parents and the entire Beninese community.
A total of 40 families have been registered in the said village, which are as follows: 1- GOUNOU Mora, 2-SERO Kora, 3- TOKO Aissatou, 4-MAMA Fataou, 5-ADAMOU Zoumai, 6-MOUMOUNI Dado, 7-SOUNON OROU Gnanki, 8-LAFIA YAROU Oroubaro, 9-KORA Tikandé, 10-GOBIDIRE Bougnon, 11-GOUNOU Gniré Ourawo, 12-MORA Manou, 13-NDAH Tikoua, 14-BANA Amina, 15-NTCHA Boni, 16-SOUNOUKPERA Walima,17 -TOKO Boukari, 18-YAROU Lafia, 19-MATIOU Pètikou, 20-IBRAHIM Hamidath, 21-TOKO BONI Idrissou, 22-MOUSSA Goissou, 23-MAMA Issa, 24-GAWE Abraham, 25-YAROU Kora, 26-BONI ZIME Tamou , 27-MORA Bèkègui, 28-ALI Baké, 29-MODESTE Céline, .30-ALAFIARE Tairou, 31-KORA TIKANDE Séké, 32-ALAFIARE Sinantoundo , 33-ISSIFOU Salifou, 34-GOUNOU Kpangnéro, 35-SEKE Yarou, 36- YAROU Kora, 37-ALI Mama, 38- LAFIA Gnanki, 39- GBA NRA Bougnon, 40- TIKANDE Manou.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1400€
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Schule der Assemblies of God in Twifo
(ID: 900 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 3 Raspberry Pi PC
Twifo Assemblies of God was founded in the year 2014 by the Assembliles of church of Ghana. Since then, Mrs. Anita Boateng has been running the school as the head teacher. The school has 12 teachers teach a total of 360 students in the departments Creche, KG, Primary, and JHS. In addition to a kindergarten, there are also 6 different school classes and 5 non teaching staff. Next to the primary school, there is also a Junior High School with currently 40 students. The relationship between girls and boys is roughly balanced. The school clothes are preferably yellow and blue unit cloth print. It is very important to us that our children are brought up in the Christian faith and that they learn to deal with teachers and classmates in a disciplined manner. Classes take place during the week from 8 am to 3 pm. The transferred computers arouse great interest on the part of the students. Oftentimes, students learn faster than teachers can teach them. We also try to use the computer to recognize the special abilities of students and to promote them accordingly. The computers also enable teachers to further educate themselves. Adult education for parents and villagers is also possible with the computer. We have also set up an Internet that allows students to study the ABIOLA online Academy courses. Adults can also use the computers to obtain information for work, procurement, medicine, and many other areas. We are aware that we will get even more computers from ABIOLA if our students study their courses appropriately. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Supervisor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Rev. Jeffery Ayembilla.
REQUIRED_DONATION 750€
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FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD PREPARATORY SCHOOL
(ID: 714 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 5 Raspberry Pi PC
Full Gospel preparatory School was founded in the year 2009, by Rev. John S. Yajen and the Full Gospel Assembly of God church Ejura. Currently, Rev. Jonathan Amagble and the church board have been running the school. There are 19 teachers and a total of 455 students in the following departments; Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior High School. There are also 12 different classrooms. The number ratio of girls and boys is fairly balanced. The school uniform is preferably blue with the school logo attached. It is very important to us that our children are brought up in the Christian faith, disciplined in conduct, and ready for the competitve world. Therefore, Classes starts during the week from 7:40am to 3pm. The computers aroused great interest on the part of the students and teachers alike. Often times, students learn faster by observation than theoretical. We also use the computers to recognize special abilities of students and to promote them accordingly. The computers also enable teachers to further educate themselves, improve their knowledge base, and provides an opportunity to be self-employed. We have also set up an Internet that allows students to study the ABIOLA online Academy courses. We are aware that we will get even more computers from ABIOLA if our students study their courses appropriately, therefore, will have included the Abiola Academy into our existing cirriculum. Thanks to our supervisor, Dr. Daniel Ayembilla. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Pastor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Referee Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referee Jeffery Ayembilla, and Timo and David and all the other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1250€
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Jambra Assemblies Of God School
(ID: 929 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 3 Raspberry Pi PC
Jambra Assemblies Of God School at Jambra was founded in the year 2011 by the Assembly of God, Jambra. Since then, Rev. Boakye K. Manso has been running the school. The 19 teachers teach a total of 200 students in the departments Creche, KG, Primary, and JHS. In addition to a kindergarten, there are also 6 different school classes. Next to the elementary school, there is also a Junior High School with currently 30 students. The relationship between girls and boys is roughly balanced. The school clothes are preferably the AoG unit cloth. It is very important to us that our children are brought up in the Christian faith and that they learn to deal with teachers and classmates in a disciplined manner. Classes take place during the week from 8 am to 3 pm. The transferred computers arouse great interest on the part of the students. Oftentimes, students learn faster than teachers can teach them. We also try to use the computer to recognize the special abilities of students and to promote them accordingly. The computers also enable teachers to further educate themselves. Adult education for parents and villagers is also possible with the computer. We have also set up an Internet that allows students to study the ABIOLA online Academy courses. Adults can also use the computers to obtain information for work, procurement, medicine, and many other areas. We are aware that we will get even more computers from ABIOLA if our students study their courses appropriately. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Supervisor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Rev. Jeffery Ayembilla.
REQUIRED_DONATION 750€
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Ecole Primaire Publique de Nièkènèbansou Groupe A
(ID: 649 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
Ecole primaire publique du Groupe Nièkènèbansou A. Le groupe Nièkènèbansou est une école primaire publique dans l\'un des villages du district d\'Oroukayo appelé Nièkènèbansou. Cette école de 287 apprenants est dirigée par le directeur SABI B. Orou Robert. Cette école a la particularité d\'avoir un centre d\'éducation communautaire (CEC), également connu sous le nom d\'école de la deuxième chance, en ce sens que ce centre offre aux décrocheurs ou aux décrocheurs entre 9 et 14 ans une nouvelle chance d\'aller à l\'école . À cet âge, l\'apprentissage devient un peu plus difficile. Bien que l\'école dispose de salles de classe bien développées, il manque des éléments essentiels qui soutiennent la vie quotidienne des apprenants. La saison des pluies perturbe parfois les cours car les fenêtres doivent être fermées lorsqu\'il pleut, ce qui entraîne une mauvaise visibilité dans les salles de classe car elles n\'ont pas d\'électricité. Il en va de même pour la période Harmattan, comme nous sommes dans le nord du Bénin, où ce vent souffle avec de la poussière, ce qui oblige également à fermer les portes et les fenêtres. Face à une situation, une action de l\'ONG ABIOLA en faveur de ces enfants sera bénéfique, impliquée par l\'ensemble de la population de ce village, en leur dotant un turbocompresseur de 60W. La photo d\'ensemble des élèves, des enseignants en présence du chef du village et du président du bureau des parents témoigne de l\'intérêt de faire quelque chose avec un tel cadeau. ***** Un grand merci à l\'organisateur René Sobabe. ÉQUIPE ABIOLA.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Chereponi A/G School
(ID: 803 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Raspberry Pi PC
Assemblies of God Academy Chereponi was establieshed on he 11th of October 2011 by Rev. James K. Azumah. The school started with just five students and currently holds a population of 517 students. The school have a class range of nursery to JHS and has sat trice for Basic education certificate examination. Last year the school was the best in the entire district. The school starts at 8:00am and closes at 3pm. The school has need of computers for their ICT lessons. Hearing about the Abiola computers it sparked joy in both teachers and pupils alike. These Computers will go along way to healp both teachers and students research and development their hidden technological abilities. A big Thanks to Rev. Daniel Ayembilla and the team for including us.
REQUIRED_DONATION 250€
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Twifo-Ntrafrewso AG Complex
(ID: 935 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 3 Raspberry Pi PC
Twifo-Ntrafrewso AG Complex, at Twifo-Ntrafrewso was founded in the year 2013 by the Assembly of God, Twifo-Ntrafrewso. Since then, Rev. Phelix B. Boakye has been running the school. The 15 teachers teach a total of 500 students in the departments Creche, KG, Primary, and JHS. In addition to a kindergarten, there are also 6 different school classes. Next to the elementary school, there is also a Junior High School with currently 30 students. The relationship between girls and boys is roughly balanced. The school clothes are preferably the AoG unit cloth. It is very important to us that our children are brought up in the Christian faith and that they learn to deal with teachers and classmates in a disciplined manner. Classes take place during the week from 8 am to 3 pm. The transferred computers arouse great interest on the part of the students. Oftentimes, students learn faster than teachers can teach them. We also try to use the computer to recognize the special abilities of students and to promote them accordingly. The computers also enable teachers to further educate themselves. Adult education for parents and villagers is also possible with the computer. We have also set up an Internet that allows students to study the ABIOLA online Academy courses. Adults can also use the computers to obtain information for work, procurement, medicine, and many other areas. We are aware that we will get even more computers from ABIOLA if our students study their courses appropriately. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Supervisor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Rev. Jeffery Ayembilla.
REQUIRED_DONATION 750€
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KPARABA COMMUNITY
(ID: 914 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Nigeria (Afrika)
Product(s): 23 Solar Kit 5W
Kparaba community is a Village in Ovia South West Local Government Area of Edo State in Nigeria accommodating different tribes which includes Urhobo, Ikale and Yoruba. The major occupation of the people is farming, planting of crops such as cassava, maize, Cocoyam, plantain and pineapple.
Their source of income is sales of the produce from their farm. The community lacks some basic amenities such as electricity, good water, school, accessible road and hospital. They also lack clean water as their source of water comes from dirty river. Providing them with these solar lights will be of great help to them in many ways. The registered families in the community are as follows:
1.Lucky Oyinbo, 2.Omolade Otabor, 3.Joseph Ogoroh, 4.Ade Oyinbo, 5.Deji Ajibola, 6.Glory Oyinbo, 7.Goze Ikechi, 8.Isaac Otaigho, 9.Bosede Ajibola, 10.Dayo Ojere, 11.Isaac Okpoto, 12.Thomas Aondona, 13.Orimisan Elisha, 14.Rapheal Ajamu, 15.Friday Kokumo, 16.Keneth John, 17.Samuel Adeguare, 18.Ojere John, 19.Moses Joshua, 20.Wilfred Oruma , 21.Amos Kpoje, 22.Ogbu Friday, 23.Destiny Oruma
REQUIRED_DONATION 1155€
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Grundschule Guzda in Nordkamerun
(ID: 601 | Status: Open) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Kamerun (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
Guzda elementary school in North Cameroon
The elementary school in Guzda in the Mandara Mountains was the first in the whole area and was set up through the initiative of a teacher from the village and parents. At first the parents paid auxiliary teachers. Lessons took place under a tree. The parents themselves collected the material for the first classrooms. In the late 1970s the school was recognized by the state and teachers were paid. Solid classrooms have now been built. 1462 pupils from 1st to 6th grade are now studying there. After successful completion, they can go to high school in Guzda.
However, the village is not connected to the electricity grid and there is no light in the school.
During the busy rainy season, the older children have to work in the fields in the afternoons. This means that they cannot do their homework or learn anything else for school because it gets dark shortly after 6 p.m. all year round. If the lights can be turned on in the school in the evening, they can go there and revise the school schedule. The school buildings can then also be used for adult education. The illiteracy rate in rural North Cameroon is high - especially among women - and there is a great need for education.
That is why the school absolutely needs a solar system! ABIOLA has already given a binding commitment to an ABIOLA TurboCharger 60W, lamps for lighting several rooms and a 12V / 220V converter for small consumers (such as notebooks). However, it would be very valuable if ABIOLA received a donation for this project in order to be able to realize even more valuable projects.
The project is supported by TERRE DES FEMMES e.V.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Dorf Sèkou,
(ID: 653 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 24 Solar Kit 5W
Name: Sèkou, a very landlocked hamlet; Number of families: 24. Description of the project 11: Sèkou, a very landlocked hamlet. The list of hard-to-reach villages in this region of Benin is quite long and the problems from one village to another are multifaceted. Sèkou, the hamlet in which I worked last Friday May 28 is an illustration of this. A track leads to this hamlet of about twenty houses surrounded by a few camps of Fulani herdsmen. The population of this hamlet is exclusively peasant. There is no trace of electrical energy in this hamlet, which is nevertheless an essential commodity for the socio-economic development of the area. The schoolchildren here, as in the many villages already visited, are left to themselves after school. Once at home, after dark, they have no other activity to do than sleep and it is only during moonlight periods that a few children are noticeable in the playgrounds for childhood games. But unfortunately you agree with me that moonlight is not a sufficient commodity for them to learn their lessons. It is for this reason that the NGO ABIOLA is still called upon here to help these children learn their lessons and thereby improve their school results, the only guarantee of real development. 24 families have been registered in this hamlet, let's say in short the whole hamlet: ***** 1-SINROU Kouagou, 2-BABARE Emile, 3-DORE Sanni, 4-TABOUSSOUNON Orou, 5-TABOUSSOUNON Clément, 6- TABOUSSOUNON Damien , 7-DORE Boni, 8-SIME Félix, 9- ZIME C Modeste, 10-SONTA Emma, 11-SIME Bio, 12- BIO YERIMA Mamoudou, 13-BIO YERIMA Jean, 14- DARI Justin, 15-BIO YERIMA Richard, 16- SANGA David, 17- MOUSSA Bio, 18- SIME Jeanne, 19- GADO sanni, 20- FAROUKOU Amadou, 21- BIO Boni, 22-BOUBAKARI Gani, 23-BOUBAKARI Nankparo, 24- SANNI Oumarou ***** A big thanks to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 840€
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Kassem Community
(ID: 922 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 50 Solar Kit 5W
Kassem is a small yet vibrant farming community nestled in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. For years, this resilient village has faced significant challenges due to the lack of electricity, which has impacted the daily lives of its inhabitants in profound ways. The absence of light has not only made everyday tasks difficult but has also exposed the community to serious dangers, such as snake bites and scorpion stings, particularly during the night when visibility is limited. The people of Kassem, despite these hardships, have shown remarkable perseverance. Their days are spent tending to their farms and caring for their families, but the lack of electricity has cast a shadow over their efforts. Without reliable lighting, children struggle to study after sunset, and families live in constant fear of the hazards that lurk in the darkness. The community’s progress has been stunted, their hopes dimmed by the challenges that accompany life without electricity. In the face of these difficulties, a ray of hope has emerged, thanks to the compassionate initiative led by Pastor Jeffery Ayembilla in collaboration with ABIOLA. Understanding the critical need for light in Kassem, Pastor Jeffery and the ABIOLA team have come together to provide the community with solar kits. These solar kits are more than just a source of light; they represent a transformative change that will uplift the entire village. With the introduction of these solar kits, the children of Kassem will finally have a reliable source of light for studying in the evenings, paving the way for better educational outcomes and a brighter future. Families will be able to navigate their homes and surroundings safely at night, reducing the risk of snake bites, scorpion stings, and other dangers that thrive in darkness. The provision of light will bring not only safety and convenience but also a renewed sense of hope and progress to the people of Kassem. The impact of this initiative extends beyond the physical benefits of having light. It is a testament to the power of compassion, community, and the drive to make a difference. Pastor Jeffery’s leadership, supported by ABIOLA, has brought a much-needed change to Kassem, reminding the community that they are not alone in their struggles.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1750€
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Powerhouse Basic School
(ID: 689 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 5 Raspberry Pi PC, 1 Solar System 260W
Power House Basic School (PHBS) Jirapa has Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Lab. Firm Lifeline Ministries (FLM), a non-profit organization that has been in operation since 2009, is the owner of this ICT. FLM established the ICT lab in 2016 to serve as a resource center for students and teachers at PHBS and in the community. The PHBS is situated in Jirapa, Upper West Region. Mr. Norberth is the headmaster of the school, which has about 120 students. Jirapa, the then-Pastor of the Assemblies of God, founded the school in 1996. The school couldn't establish an adequate computer resource center on its own. As a consequence, FLM stepped in to provide an ICT lab for the students to use, seeing it as a key tool for growing age. FLM has effectively managed the ICT lab throughout the years.
FLM also built a vulnerable children's dormitory, where the NPO selected underprivileged children who were unable to attend school due to poverty, the loss of a parent, or their mother or father's physical disability. FLM helps poor children by paying their school fees, providing health insurance, feeding them three meals a day, and supplying textbooks, exercise books, pens, pencils, school uniforms, shoes, and other necessities. A research was conducted, and it was revealed that one alternative for the children would be the creation of a children's hostel to promote an active learning environment, since there were numerous hurdles to their studying at home, such as a lack of light and conducive learning atmosphere. During the school year, FLM provides them with boarding, and during the summer, they integrate with foster parents or parents. FLM enrolled all of vulnerable children selected in the PHBS, Jirapa.
Because the ICT lab is so close to the school and children's dormitories, PHBS students and vulnerable children have an easier time attending ICT lessons. Students learn the principles of computers as well as their technical components in ICT programs. The lab needs to be equipped with more computers, projectors, printers, and photocopiers in order to create the best possible learning environment.
The number of computers at the ICT lab had been reduced prior to the arrival of Abiola computers since a big number of them had been spoiled and new parts to fix them could not be found. As a result, the computers in the vast room where the computers were placed were reduced to a single computer for the pupils. The pupils, in reality, have plenty of space to wander about and even interact with a single machine if they like it. They honestly and deeply benefit from Abiola's computers, as well as other Abiola resources like as the Abiola Academy and the RASP Database, among others. The Abiola Academy gives PHBS students a grasp of how computers function as well as the chance to observe, engage in, and practice on a genuine computer system during class and private time. The Abiola program had a favorable effect on both children and adults. We'd like to use this occasion to express our gratitude to Christoph Koehler and Abiola for their kind assistance.
You must be conversant with computers and have computer-related skills in order to grasp what Abiola has done. As you can see, the world is going through a technological revolution right now, and anybody who knows information and communications technology (ICT) will have a huge advantage and will be able to integrate into the rapidly evolving technology. Abiola took care of a critical issue in the ICT lab, making it simpler for us to teach and learn about ICT.
ICT's scale and independence from the institution, as previously said, provide a tremendous amount of potential that may be fully used. Because FLM believes that computer skills, targeted learning, and a decent education can assist the less fortunate achieve the same level of privilege as the more fortunate, this ICT program has been a success. Everyone can see that this non-profit organization has a promising future ahead of it. This ICT lab and the Vulnerable Children's program could serve as models for other Jirapa schools and the entire region, and FLM would welcome the addition of more computers and more support for the needy children in order to increase the number of children enrolled in the program and to respond to calls for FLM to replicate the program in other parts of Ghana.
We'd like to thank Pastor Daniel Ayembilla, the FLM's leader, for his help in every way. We'd like to express our gratitude to Christoph Koehler and Abiola for their contributions of solarkits and a turbocharger, which we much appreciate. We also like to thank David Winges for his assistance in installing Abiola computers and solar systems in Ghana, as well as delivering ICT lessons at PHBS. We want to express our gratitude to Magdalena Von Ochsentein for her compassion and affection for vulnerable children. Magdalena, and David, like the other volunteers, are a gift to FLM.
Please, dear reader, have a look at project ID ? Turbocharger, Solarkits, or Project ID? And in order to get further information on them.
***** ABIOLA is happy to contribute to the education of the students in Ghana. We thank Referent Dr. Daniel Daniel Ayembilla, Referent Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referent Jeffery Ayembilla and Phillip and David and all other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1250€
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Hilfsstation Foyo
(ID: 162 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
The Widmed medical aid station is located in the rural area of northern Benin and focuses on providing care to local patients. In this health post today still children with pocket lamps or oil lamps are still brought to the world. All the more valuable will be the illumination of all rooms by an Abiola solar system. The operation of fans also becomes valuable. Also a small DC / AC 220 V converter, with which you can operate small devices such as a notebook. In Doga, the association Oredola and its partner Humedica has been active in medical care for 10 years. In recent years, we donated about 26 beds to the hospital in the capital of Donga in Djougou. We hope that the Abiola System will make the work of the nurses and nurses in Foyo easier. The whole team of the auxiliary station is looking forward to the new sunlight. The project is supervised by http://www.oredola.de/
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Dörfer Tampatou und Tecktibayaou
(ID: 675 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 28 Solar Kit 5W
Tampatou and Tecktibayaou are two villages in the commune of Toucountouna located on the Natitingou-Tanguieta axis that I had the chance to visit today Wednesday, October 20, 2021. I specify here that due to the field work that is underway in these villages, the populations were warned of my coming and therefore they were already waiting for me.
Life in these villages is quite difficult. The soils are quite poor nowadays so that without fertilizer the profitability is very low. The population of these two villages live in extreme poverty because they actually practice subsistence agriculture, which does not allow them to meet the basic needs of their families. Electricity is a luxury in these villages since for them what matters is how to find accommodation, how to eat and how to take care of oneself. Children in these two villages suffer a lot to learn their lessons. A man in the village of Tecktibayaou told me that on the eve of my arrival in this village, children were learning their lessons on Tuesday October 19 with a torch. The batteries having become weak, they could not continue.
My presence was very well received by these populations who already see that the suffering of these children will decrease a lot as soon as ABIOLA winks at them by granting them the family kit. Their complaint is therefore to grant these families recorded this famous sesame perceived as a luxury for these populations but which in reality is a very important tool for development. They are impatiently awaiting this day when Abiola will tell them, I heard your cry of heart and here is what you always missed. Here is the list of families 1-TCHIMBATA Sylvie, 2-YAKOUARI Thomas, 3-YAKOUARI Nongouté, 4-YANTO Yassima, 5-NONGOUTE IRO Julien 6- KOUAGOU Yedottè, 7-KOUAGOU Baroka, 8-WINDEYAMA Mèré, 9 - YOMBO Thomas, 10- BAROKA Martine, 11-TCHANTI Marcos, 12-SEKOU Célestine, 13-POUSKATE Natikou, 14-OROU Boni, 15-TCHANDO Sika. 16-TANTOUKOUTE Yoro, 17-TAMPEKOU Dokopé, 18-OROU Adama, 19-BONI Yako, 20-WANGOU Kpakiré, 21-FARA Sahi, 22-YOROPE Philomène, 23-KASSA Wantori, 24-KASSA Dakou, 25-KOUTINA Yarou, 26-WINDEYAMA Biouto, 27-TCHOROUKATE Kouarfaté, 28-CHABI Odette. ***** Many thanks to the organizer Rene Sobabe. ABIOLA TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 980€
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FAMILIEN SOLARKITS FÜR BIBLISCHES INSTITUT DER VERSAMMLUNGEN GOTTES VON NATITINGOU
(ID: 770 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 44 Solar Kit 5W
BIBLICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD OF NATITINGOU
The Biblical Institute of the Assemblies of God of Natitingou is a training center that trains workers for the harvest of souls. This house had for several years closed its doors for the benefit of the Biblical Institute of Dassa Zoumé. After the observation that this school of Dassa could no longer cope with the number of students, the decision to reopen that of Natitingou was taken and became effective from the academic year 2016-2017.
This institute is headed by Reverend Pastor Magloire KOUDAWA, Reverend Jean Marie HESSOU is the academic dean and Rev Toussaint SANSIMA KASSA the General Supervisor.
Since its reopening, three promotions are already in the field as pastors and this year's is the fourth.
For the current academic year, the Natitingou Institute has a total of 147 students and 32 will receive their parchment on May 20.
Because of the difficulty for these new graduates to deal with the problem of lighting in the posts where they are often sent, the representative of the NGO ABIOLA in the person of René SOBABE made a request to the CEO Mr. Christoph KÖHLER who therefore agreed to support these new graduates with a family solar kit each. In addition, 12 families of married students will also be able to benefit, bringing the number to 44 kits in total.
The students of the outgoing class are as follows
1-AGBEKPONOU Blaise, 2-AGBODE Romalique, 3-AKPAGNONNIDE François, 4- AKOHOUNDO Mathieu, 5-AMETONOU Armel, 6- BIO YARI Théophile, 7- BIO-YO Thimothée, 8- DANSODYI Victorin, 9-DOONOU Samuel, 10- DEGBEY Norbert, 11-ETEKA A O Nicodème, 12- FANTONDJI Jérémie, 13-GADONOUKOUTO G Raymond,14- GBETOHO Julien K , 15-GOGOHOUNGBA S Marius, 16-HOUKPEVI Richard,17-IDANI Daniel Emile, 18- KOUAGOU B Antoine, 19-KPADONOU Fidèl, 20- MAMAM Raymond, 21-MANGOPA Joël, 22-MITOKPE Emile, 23-N’DIMONTE K Paul, 24- NOUTEHOU Dieudonné, 25- N’WENNI L Jean, 26-SAGUI Baroga, 27- SANHOUEKOUA T Luc, 28- TABDIENI Benjamin, 29-TAYODA Esaïe , 30-TCHANATE Moïse, 31- TOSSOU D Bertrand, 32- YOME D Ghislain.
Student families
1-BABATOUNDE Olivier, 2- CHABI O Roméo, 3- FANOU Jonas, 4- KPOFANSODE Félicien, 5- KASSA Jean, 6- GBEGANDJI Paul, 7-YOVOGAN Cosme, 8-AISSE Samuel, 9- DONKI Emmanuel, 10-MAMADOU Bani, 11- MOUTOIMA Joël, 12-KOIHANDI Francis
A total of 44 solar kits will be distributed to students this year.
The entire Administration of the Biblical Institute of the Assemblies of God of Natitingou thanks in anticipation the President and CEO of the NGO ABIOLA and prays the Lord to further bless this NGO. ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1540€
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Village Manta
(ID: 866 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 50 Solar Kit 5W
A village with difficult access, Manta is one of the districts of the commune of Boukombé in the north-west of Benin. The populations there are mainly peasants leading subsistence agriculture since the commune is mostly surrounded by mountains. This explains the extreme poverty in which these populations live, for whom electric light continues to be a luxury. Women carry out income-generating activities and make a great contribution to the survival of the family. Fifty families have been registered in Manta and hope to benefit from the generosity of the NGO ABIOLA to help them get out of this deplorable situation in which they live. These are the following families: 1-NDAH Lucien, 2-NNANA Edmond, 3- BOBONI Larissa, 4-TABOUDIA Bernadette,5-TABOU Rosaline,6-TAWES Daniel,7-TCHARITCHA Estelle,8-TAMANKOUATA Roger, 9- GNAMOU Jacqueline,10-TAMANKOUATA Nicaise, 11-MPO Isserni, 12-NTANGOU Laurent, 13-NAMBI Wilfried, 14-TAWE Jean,15-NTANGOU Julienne,16- Pasteur TAMANKOUANTA Paul, 17-KOMBIA Etienne, 18-MANGOPA Joel, 19-TABOUDIA Albert,20-NITIEBA Jeanne, 21-SOUNWEGA Elisabeth, 22- NDAH Tatieta,23-DOUTE Thérèse, 24-MBONA Yvette, 25-TCHARITCHA Inès, 26- SIMBIA Mariama, 27-KOUNA Yves, 28-GNAMOU Albertine, 29-SIATI Tedo, 30-IDAH Céline,31-NTOUA Gilbert,32- NDAH N Ntcha, 33-SONWEGA Sévérin,34-SONWEGA Virginie, 35-KASSA Germaine, 36- NDAH Lucien, 37- NDAH Delphine, 38-MAALAM Issa,39- MPO Nkona, 40-NDAH Marcellin,41- NTAGA Bayémon, 42- OMBA Laurent, 43- WENA Clément, 44-NTANGOU Céline, 45-KADAH Juste, 46- NATTA Laurent, 47- KANDJABO Raissa, 48- TCHOUTA Augustin, 49- MPO Evariste, 50- DIKOUTEMA Calixte ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1750€
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EEAD OUASSA PEHUNCO
(ID: 907 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 50 Solar Kit 5W
The Evangelical Church of the Assemblies of God of Ouassa-Péhunco It was created in 1956. But it experienced slow growth due to the environment which was not favorable to the gospel. Nevertheless, she held on and today her squad is improving considerably. This church is in the town of Ouassa Péhunco located in the department of Atacora. Today it has around 300 members including more than sixty women, around forty men, more than 70 young people and more than 80 children. The electricity needs are quite enormous among the families of this church but being limited by the number able to benefit from it per project, only 50 families were taken into account: 1-TCHOROPA Jules,2-CHABI YAO Kossi,3-AGBLA Solange,4-OROU BIO Justin,5-INAGNON TIKANDE Abraham,6-PIYOH Tchilabalo,7-GNAMMI Nestor,9GBAGUIDI Julien,10-NOUEMOU Julien,11-KOUTOUMA Jacqueline,12-DJOGOU Jeanne,13-YAKA David Irénée,14-DJOHOSSOU Alice,15-BOUVIDE Alexis,16-TOSSE Wilfried,17-N’NANJI Emmanuel,18-TOSSA François,19-DJATO Françoise,20-KALAO Angèle,21-WARIGUI Madeleine,22-KASSAPE Florence,23-EGBO Crespin,24-MAMA GOGUE Razack,25-VITODIGNI Guy,26-AYEDON Brigitte,27-HOUVON Franck,28-ADEKOU Emmanuel,29-MORA Esaîe,30-GANKOU Aphrodyte,31-TABE NARE Raliatou,32-MAMA Salamatou,33-SEIDOU Joseph,34-DASSABOUTE Roland,35-BIO N’GOBI Thérèse,36- DIBOUSSE Madeleine,37-DASSABOUTE Bertin,38-BOUKARI Fati,39-ALIDOU Roukya,40-SARE Gabriel,41-DADAVI Jeanne,42-GBOGBOSSOUNON Ganigui,43-KPERA Zina,44-NASSOU OROU Sabi,45-MOUSSA Salamatou,46-SAFIANOU Bachiratou,47-DOROU N’DOURO Ibrahim,48-DAKOU Julienne,49- SABI YERIMA Dokotorou,50- ISSA Amouda ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1750€
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Lehrfarm in Kougblenou Copé
(ID: 275 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Togo (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
In the summer of 2018, together with our Togolese partner association ASEVEC, we, the non-profit organisation Verein der Freunde Togos e.V., started the construction of a sustainable educational farm in Togo. The West African country has enormous unused agricultural resources while importing significant quantities of food. There is also a lack of career prospects and not only in the village of Kougblenou Copé do young Togolese often seek their fortune in neighbouring countries as seasonal workers. On our educational farm, Togolese agricultural experts provide theoretical and practical know-how about sustainable and effective farming methods. In addition, we promote and accompany the establishment of local agricultural cooperatives. In the practical implementation of the lessons lea4ned, the farmers are guided by our trained agricultural technicians. The village Kougblenou Copé is not connected to the public electricity grid. However, the supply of solar power is indispensable for the expansion of our teaching modules. The bookkeeping and organization of the program, vivid lessons as well as the safety of the site are mentioned here only as examples. By creating additional accommodation options, farmers from other villages can also benefit from the educational offer.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Schneiderinnenausbildung Association Dorcas de Lafiabougou
(ID: 937 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Burkina Faso (Afrika)
Product(s): 70 Solar Kit 5W
Bobo Dioulasso is the second largest city in Burkina Faso with around 1.2 million inhabitants. The city is located in the west of the country and is of great economic importance for Burkina Faso, especially due to its location in the fertile part of the country. It also serves as a hub between Mali and Ivory Coast.
Elisabeth Oubda has been training girls to become tailors in Bobo Dioulasso for over 30 years. For her, it is her life's work to help particularly disadvantaged girls and children. In the beginning there were only a few girls to whom she taught tailoring. But her work continued to grow and the changes she saw in the girls encouraged her to keep going. In 2001, Elisabeth and her husband Moise Oubda founded the association “L’Association Dorcas de Lafiabougou” and the Dorcas Center.
Today, over 200 girls learn the craft in a three-year training course at the Dorcas Center. The dormitory with 100 places was inaugurated in 2009. Because some of the girls come from 100km away. And they need accommodation. Thanks to a large unexpected donation in 2017, a three-story school building was built, so that the learning conditions were massively improved and 200 girls are now being trained there at the same time.
Every year around 65-75 girls complete the three-year training course. To help you get started, you will receive the sewing machine on which you completed your training. These sewing machines are collected by Kinderhilfe West Afrika in Germany, repaired and sent to Burkina Faso in a container. Back in their villages, where there are usually no storms, the solar kits will be of great help to the girls and their families.
REQUIRED_DONATION 2450€
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Ecole Primaire Publique de Pélima
(ID: 648 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
Pélima Public Primary School
Pelima Public Primary School, founded in 1983, currently has 4 classrooms instead of the 6 a school of that age should have. It is currently headed by the headmistress OROU WARI Jacques. The information received from this school leads to considerations and strategies that prompt parents not only to send children to school, but also to encourage them to stay there. With the presence of the school canteen in this school, the Benin government is making efforts in this direction so that the children have the right to a hot meal every working day from Monday to Friday. The photos that were taken in this school while the children were eating are evidence of this.
So far in this village there has been this mentality that the hero KABA never wanted to go to school when in reality he did. He fought the French invasion to defend and protect his people. Unfortunately, in the 21st century, some are reluctant to send their children to school. The numbers in the classrooms are illustrative. Some classes have fewer than 20 students, except in a single class that has more than 70 students. According to the headmaster, that number will decrease from 70 students in this class, so that two years later we will barely have twenty.
ABIOLA could support the government's efforts to keep children in school by equipping this school with an ABIOLA TurboCharger 60W, which will illuminate the classrooms and allow these children to follow lessons continuously regardless of bad weather (harmattan, rain, wind) can. ***** Un grand merci à l'organisateur René Sobabe. ÉQUIPE ABIOLA.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Batiwengla-Gruppe Koutatiégou
(ID: 813 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 45 Solar Kit 5W
Like the DIWEYANI group, the Batiwengla group is a group of women who have set themselves the objective of making women autonomous through the organi-zation of small tontines which allow them to have small funds in order to carry out small generative activities. of income. Apart from that, these women take care of the harvest of monkey bread and the shelling of the seed of the same fruit which is too popular because it is used in cooking. This activity is most often carried out in the evenings, hence the need for these women fighters to have lighting that will allow them to carry out the said activity in peace. These women are also followed by Mrs. NTCHA Bibiane who is looking for ways and means to bring these brave and courageous women to contribute to the life of their family.
45 women belong to the group, 1-KOUAGOU Batignindi,2-NKONA Nkoua,3-KOUAGOU Alphonsine,4-NATTA Brigitte,5-YANGA Tempa Rosalie,6-NTCHA Philomène,7-NKOUEI Ntché,8-NTCHA Opportune,9-NDAH Albertine,10-KOUAGOU Marie,11-TCHAMMOU Téna Jeanne,12-KOUPE Madeleine,13-NDAH Tempa,14-YANGA Victoire,15-NKOUEI Marguérite,16-MPO Tempa,17-TIAMOU Tempa,18-MPO Delphine,19-KOUAGOU Lili,20-MPO Dénise,21-NTCHA Tempa Catrhérine,22-NTCHA Pauline,23-NTCHA Albertine,24-BAYATI Delphine,25-NTCHA Tempa Marguérite,26-MPO Téna Ghislaine,27-NTCHA Ncoa Cathérine,28-NTCHA Tempa Rosalie,29-NTCHA Tempa,30-TCHAMOU Tempa Philomène,31-MPO Josiane,32-NCOA Bibiane,33-NATTA Bernadette,34-MPO Julienne,35-NTCHA Tapounta,36-YAUBA Adiza,37-SATIKOUA Jacqueline,38-KOUAGOU Ghislaine,39-MPO Téna,40-NTCHA Tempa,41- YATTI Cécile,42-MPO Cécile,43-KOUAGOU Madeleine,44-MPO Albertine,45-MPO Madeleine ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1575€
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