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GIPLC Launches Charity Project With ₦200m To Mark Nigeria’s Independence In Rivers

by Igho Oyoyo
2 months ago
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The Global Initiative for Peace, Love & Care (GIPLC) is set to launch its N200 million ‘Touching Lives Everyday’ project in Rivers State, from October 1 to 7, 2025.

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This initiative aims to celebrate Nigeria’s Independence Day while also extending support to children from neighbouring Bayelsa and Delta States.

The event will feature a ceremonial presentation of cheques, followed by a week-long series of visits to various hospitals throughout Rivers State.

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During the visits, GIPLC volunteers will assist children in critical need, covering their hospital and care expenses.

Earlier this year, on March 11, 2025, GIPLC provided support amounting to ₦300 million for 23 children requiring surgeries both domestically and internationally.

Notably, this included the case of conjoined twins Hassana and Hussaina, who underwent separation surgery in India.

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Tragically, Hussaina did not survive the procedure; however, Hassana has returned to Nigeria and was recovering well with her family.

As a non-governmental organisation, GIPLC’s mission is to make a positive impact across Nigeria through the ‘Touching Lives Everyday’ project, which will eventually expand to cover all States of the Federation.

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