Nov 17, 2021 | Education, News
Among the many ways of showing appreciation for teachers, one familiar American gesture is placing an apple on the teacher’s desk. In Nigeria, good teachers are highly valued and celebrated, although not in terms of the size of their paycheck. In observance of World...
Oct 25, 2021 | Education, News, Urgency, Youth
From August through October, SS-3 (Senior Secondary Level 3) students in Nigeria take the annual West African Education Exams (WAEC) as preparation for University-level education. Unfortunately, current civil unrest driven by human rights abuses are posing a danger to...
Apr 28, 2021 | MOJ, News, Stories
Jesus looked out at the helpless crowds, telling His disciples that the harvest is plenty but the laborers few and to pray that God send more laborers. (See Mt. 9:37-38) In HEAL’s mission, the Masters are our harvest, our planted seeds waiting to be watered and...
Apr 17, 2020 | News, Updates
Coronavirus has become such an imminent disruption to our daily lives in the United States, it is tempting to ignore its impact in the developing world. At this writing, COVID-19 has spread and infected 407 and killed 12 people in Nigeria. Compared to the USA, those...