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The Awori Welfare Association of Nigeria (AWAN) is a non-profit organization that aims to promote the welfare and development of the Awori people in Nigeria. The Awori people are a subgroup of the Yoruba ethnic group and are predominantly located in the southwestern part of Nigeria, particularly in Lagos, Ogun, and Oyo states.
AWAN was established to address the social, economic, and cultural needs of the Awori community. The association works towards fostering unity and cooperation among the Awori people, preserving their cultural heritage, and improving the living conditions of its members.
Our Objectives
We Educate
Promoting education and providing educational opportunities for Awori children and youths.
Infrastructure
Advocating for the development of infrastructure in Awori communities.
Empowerment
Empowering Awori women through skills acquisition programs and entrepreneurship initiatives.
Arts & Culture
Preserving and promoting Awori language, arts, and cultural traditions.
Healthcare
Enhancing healthcare facilities and access to quality healthcare services in Awori communities.
Sports & Recreation
Promoting sports and recreational activities among Awori youths.
Politics
Advocating for the rights and representation of Awori people in the Nigerian political landscape.
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AWAN carries out its activities through various programs, projects, and partnerships with government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and other stakeholders. The association organizes events, seminars, workshops, and conferences to raise awareness about the needs and challenges of the Awori community and to find solutions to address them.
AWAN also engages in community development projects such as the construction of schools, provision of scholarships, drilling of boreholes for clean water supply, and establishment of vocational training centers.
Overall, AWAN plays a crucial role in improving the well-being and advancing the interests of the Awori people in Nigeria, ensuring their cultural heritage is preserved while fostering their development in various spheres of life.