By Ezra Ukanwa, Abuja

A Non-governmental Organization, NGO, Zed Faith Foundation, has announced plans to carry-out humanitarian interventions among students of Junior Secondary School, Jabi, in Abuja.

Chief Executive Officer, CEO, Daniel Onyeka Newman, who made this announcement in a statement made available to our correspondent in Abuja, said the intervention effort will consist of a two-day skill acquisition course

He added that the exercise, which would begin on September 27, 2022, would involve the students in health discussions and other initiatives for students.

He said: “Non-governmental Organization that cares for the elderly and help children in need. As part of our services and mandate to ensure that the poor children are being cared for, we are on a move to touch the lives of the students of Junior Secondary school Jabi II, as we embark on 2 days training and skill acquisition with the students as well as books distribution.

“The first day which will be on Tuesday 27th September, we’ll be discussing with the students on the following topics; Social Media Management, Puberty Stage and the management and Personal Hygiene.

“The 2nd day which is on 28th of September, we’ll be teaching different skills, such as soap making, Izal and bleach production and we’ll crown the program by distributing Exercise books to Students.”