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Young Professionals Impact

THE YOUNG PROFESSIONAL IMPACT (YPI) In Conjunction with Crown Troupe of Africa & Terra Kulture PRESENTS Link A Dream Project, BUKHATERIA no. 12 Featuring: Olu Obafemi’s Night of a Mystical Beast’: A poetic play on trust and betrayal by Crown Troupe of Africa + Segun Adefila’s “Cycle”, a contemporary dance piece by Crown Troupe of Africa + much more from Nefertiti, Footprints, Oteega, Soul Snatcher, Koffi and Salem. Date: Sunday, February 18th 2007 Time: 4pm prompt Venue: Terra Culture. Plot 1376, Tiamiyu Salvage, off Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoris Island. Ticket: N1500. This event is organized as part of activities initiated by the YPI to launch its project titled ‘LIVE THE DREAM’. Proceed from tickets sales and other monies raised will be donated to charity.
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Inside SOS Village

These pictures show part of the SOS village. The environment is really so cool, calm and clean. I bet you had no idea that the children in the village live a very structured family life, just like you and I and those who grow up in the same family house cannot marry each other because they are siblings. Imagine such open grounds, beautiful field. What's more, the children are divided into family houses. Each family house has a mother who stays with them always. She goes home once in a while to see her own family. There is a primary school in the premises, but according to our escorts, for secondary education, they go out to mix up with the world. I bet you didn't know a medical doctor has materialised from there. She works abroad. This here, is a family house. Sorry no pictures of some of the lovely children we visited. It isn't allowed because people use them to collect donations that never get to SOS.
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A Visit to SOS Village

It was on Nov 11 when some friends and I visited SOS. After making some donations, we went on tour. Things happen in this world that we don't know, unless we are involved. Sit down to think of your life and things that you take for granted. Think of others who do not have your opportunity and put a smile on somebody's face. It will make a whole lof of difference. In the picture, from left to right: Ayo, the one who brought us all altogether. The others didn't turn up,due to some reasons. Next time, it will be all of us. Next to Ayo is Pat, who came there to meet up with me, and ended up being part of us. Then after Pat is yours truly. Next to me is beautiful Kudi, then Niyi, who didn't mind dropping off Pat and I at Maryland.
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