My Visit to FLA

Toyin Eribake shares his experience about the visit to our Home in Lekki with his friends. He wrote: I have to say quite honestly that those boys really spiced the day up for me. I can’t quite describe how. I’d played football with them before, but seeing them in the home at Lekki, was a…

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January’s Newsletter is Out!!!

Every month, we like to update all our friends and supporters on our work, and celebrate those who have really made a difference through their contributions.  The e-newsletter is published at the end of each month, after our monthly birthday parties, and we encourage all our friends to subscribe, and help us spread the message.  Thank…

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Ola’s Birthday Surprise!

A new friend, Eng. Ola Adetula, who came with Toyin Eribake to celebrate his 30th birthday, decided to mark his birthday with us too.  He surprised the FLA Kids by purchasing DSTV for the Home!!!  It was like an answer to their prayers, as they have been getting by with DVDs.  It was a truly…

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Philip’s Story – Ghetto Child

Philip is a 16 year old boy from Ogun State, whom we first met at Kuramo Beach in 2011, when we were doing ‘Breakfast and Talk’ on Saturdays.   He was always an outspoken young man, and had lots of experience on the streets, because he had been on his own for a very long…

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A Different Kind of Celebration

More and more of our friends are choosing a different kind of celebration for their birthdays.  It is heartwarming to see that there are people out there who are ready to give to those who cannot afford to give them back. Last weekend, on Sunday the 13th of January, Toyin Eribake turned 30 years old. …

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Fair Life Africa is TWO!!!

Today, Fair Life Africa Foundation celebrates two years of operation. It has been a rewarding two years, lots of hard work, lots of fun and lots of transformation. We couldn’t have done it without our faithful partners, friends and volunteers. Recommend Fair Life Africa to your friends and family today.  Thank you for all your…

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First Annual Christmas Party!

On the 23rd of December 2012, Fair Life Africa Foundation held its first ever Annual Christmas Party at the CCC Respite Home, Lekki.  The party was to mark the end of the year, celebrate Christmas with the children and their families united, and also give supporters a chance to meet those they are helping, and…

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December’s Newsletter is Out!!!

Every month, we like to update all our friends and supporters on our work, and celebrate those who have really made a difference through their contributions.  The e-newsletter is published at the end of each month, after our monthly birthday parties, and we encourage all our friends to subscribe, and help us spread the message.  Thank…

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Guilt Stricken Again..?

At Christmas time, it is easy to be stressed out, anxious or worried. Sometimes, it is the burden of guilt in realising that another year has passed, and you’re far from achieving the year’s resolution to be a better you. With work and family pressures, charity must have been the last thing on your mind….

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November’s Newsletter is Out!!

Every month, we like to update all our friends and supporters on our work, and celebrate those who have really made a difference through their contributions.  The e-newsletter is published at the end of each month, after our monthly birthday parties, and we encourage all our friends to subscribe, and help us spread the message.  Thank…

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Derek’s Story

Written and published with permission Hi, my name is Derek* (this is not my real name :)), and I am 13 years old.  I will be 14 on the 7th of December.   I am a Nigerian, originally from Sokoto State.  I learnt about Fair Life Africa Foundation from one of my friends at Oshodi, who…

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Starting The Christmas Season Right

If the way a month starts is anything to go by, December will be FANTASTIC month!! On the morning of the 1st of December, Fair Life Africa kids received a wonderful surprise!  No, it wasn’t Father Christmas…  It was humble Mrs Emerhor, coming to share provisions with the Home.  She came unannounced and left with…

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