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House 3, Gloriana Gardens Estate, NUT road, Sabon Lugbe, Abuja, Nigeria
Landmark: National Union of Teachers (NUT), Sabon Lugbe.
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Email: info@famefoundationwg.org
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- House 3, Gloriana Gardens Estate, NUT road, Sabon Lugbe, Abuja, Nigeria
A Not-Profitable Organisation set up to formulate programmes through several initiatives to mentor, empower and advocate for women and girls.
About Us
FAME foundation was established to solicit, encourage and advance the social, emotional and economic wellbeing of women and girls as well as formulate programmes within the framework of national development plan with a view to enhancing the participation of women and advocate for gender parity in the society. FAME foundation firmly believe that the entire nation, businesses, communities and groups can benefit from the implementation of programs and policies that adopt the notion of women empowerment.
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September 23, 2026
Bayelsa: PWDs demand inclusion in oil-host community benefits
Bayelsa: PWDs demand inclusion in oil-host community benefits Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) in Bayelsa have demanded inclusion in benefits accruing to oil-host communities under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA). The PWDs made the demand on Tuesday during a courtesy visit on King Wapaebiama Amakiri, of Obhal-Emeyal Clan, in Ogbia Local Government Area of the state. Speaking during the visit, the coordinator of the group, Mr. Philip Godfrey, said PWDs had been excluded from the Host Community Development Trust Fund benefit structure. Godfrey said there had previously been no Act obligating their inclusion in the benefit structure of the Host Community Development Trust Fund. He commended the Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) and Ford Foundation for making the advocacy movement possible. Godfrey said PWDs had been excluded, discriminated against and disconnected for a very long time, despite the PIA being in existence for about five years. He said pollution did not discriminate against anyone, adding that it affected PWDs more than able-bodied persons. The coordinator said PWDs had been excluded for too long and that it was not supposed to be so. He said the law had created an opportunity for PWDs to make their voices heard. According to him, PWDs should benefit from oil exploration because some of them came from oil-producing communities and also suffered the effects of pollution. “PWDs are not feeling among, if we are feeling the pain, we should also feel the benefits of oil exploration because some of us also come from oil producing communities,” he said. Responding, Amakiri said the world had come to recognise that disability did not mean incapacitation, adding that PWDs were disabled but capable. He said the setback associated with disability should no longer be used as a disadvantage against persons living with disabilities. He said gone were the days when PWDs were regarded as beggars on the streets, adding that they could contribute meaningfully to societal development. Amakiri said that, if given the right opportunity, PWDs could contribute meaningfully to the development of society. […]
September 22, 2026
Benue vows support for PWDs
Benue vows support for PWDs The Benue State Government has re- assured persons living with disabilities of adequate support and access to opportunities. The Commissioner for Women Affairs and […]
September 21, 2026
VC promises automatic admission to PWDs in Anambra
VC promises automatic admission to PWDs in Anambra Vice Chancellor of Paul University, Awka, Anambra state, Prof. Obiora Nwosu has promised immediate admission for any Person With Disability (PWD) […]
September 18, 2026
2027 elections: INEC engages JONAPWD, OPDs, pledges inclusive electoral process
2027 elections: INEC engages JONAPWD, OPDs, pledges inclusive electoral process Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has reaffirmed its commitment to an inclusive electoral process, as it held a National […]
September 17, 2026
Nine Women Dead in Two Months: What We Know About the Kempton Park Killings
Nine Women Dead in Two Months: What We Know About the Kempton Park Killings FAME Foundation Femicide Tracker South African police have found the body of a ninth […]
September 17, 2026
Centre advocates inclusion of PWDs rights in security, service delivery
Centre advocates inclusion of PWDs rights in security, service delivery The Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) has advocated for the inclusion of the rights of Persons with Disabilities […]
September 16, 2026
NDDC empowers 100 Delta PWDs, pledges more inclusion in programmes
NDDC empowers 100 Delta PWDs, pledges more inclusion in programmes The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), in collaboration with the Abba Charity Foundation, has empowered over 100 youths and […]
September 15, 2026
NCC pushes digital inclusion for persons with disabilities
NCC pushes digital inclusion for persons with disabilities Towards building an inclusive digital economy, the Nigerian Communications Commission, in partnership with CBM International Nigeria, has called for greater inclusion […]
September 15, 2026
Nigeria’s Flood Season: What’s Happening in 2026
A climate update from FAME Foundation’s Greenball Project Every year, when the rains come to Nigeria, so does flooding. Roads disappear under water. Cars get stuck. Homes fill up […]
September 14, 2026
FAME Foundation Holds 2026 Annual Board Meeting
FAME Foundation Holds 2026 Annual Board Meeting FAME Foundation held its Annual Board Meeting on Thursday, 10 September 2026, in Abuja, bringing together Board members and the […]