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It’s that time of the year again…whoopieee dooooo…. Countdown to festivity is now in full gear and with that comes the need to spread love even though we walk in love every day of the year and this month is simply no exception.



We plan to make this December special with our two pronged approach to address and aware a wide range of audience on the dangers of slave trade be it in our homes, workplace and most especially our youths embarking on crazy journeys in search of greener pastures.



Firstly, there are so many individuals still not aware of the hassles and the dangers of this slave trade and if they are aware, we need to make them understand the inherent risks hence our intention to employ the media using jingles precisely to sensitize and pry into the subconscious of youths having thoughts of engaging in this dangerous act. This jingle will help address the form of slavery which Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King fought for, restoring our freedom and enabling our youths to do what is right. This absurdity should not be tolerated in the 21st century, not in 2017. We kick against this barbaric act.

We understand that in a country as Nigeria, times are hard which propels many to engage in this demeaning act.



Secondly, we plan to provide some sort of financial relief to people (struggling students, job seekers and families) who might be struggling this Christmas period and don't have anywhere to turn to.


We will publish a guideline of who can apply for the financial relief and the selection criteria in due course



Finally, we continue to thank you our ers for your relentless acts in helping us impact lives positively. We couldn't have done this without you. We now call on you as we’ve always done to help us achieve this two laudable project in a timely manner

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The jingle subject is on point. Well done Tehn.

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Nice.

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jaybee3:
We need your financial guys

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Give the thread more publicity.

ifyalways:

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Our details for donations is as follows:

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Number: 3102950938

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TeHN:


Our details for donations is as follows:

Bank: First Bank
Name: Helpers at Large Network
Number: 3102950938

For paypal donations –
Please send the payment to: [email protected]

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Hi Tehn, my name is Eze chinonso, i am 26yrs old lady. I need ur help financially. It all started in the year 2015 when i noticed my heart beat was irregular, easy fatigability and difficult in breathing that what made to see a doctor at Gold Cross hospital Ikoyi Lagos the same year. After series of test and scan it was cleared that i had mitral valve heart disease which i was on medication since then before i was referred to LUTH for more medical attention.it was in LUTH that i was told the final solution is surgery which was done this year on May 15th with the help of my former employer.they paid #3.5m for the open heart surgery. But the problem now is that the surgery had fail which made me to go back to my doctor and he refered me to Tristate in BABCOC university Ogun state.i have done all the neccessary assessments and the new surgery was estimated at #4million. I have my old and new medical report for verification. Dr Nwaosu is my doctor in Tristate. I stay at no 4 Alake lane Ojota Lagos.
This is my pic after the first surgery

Thanks in antispation

ifyalways:

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Received. Thank you so much madam. God bless you

Compliment of the season

@santino1

adaeze91:
Hi Tehn, my name is Eze chinonso, i am 26yrs old lady. I need ur help financially. It all started in the year 2015 when i noticed my heart beat was irregular, easy fatigability and difficult in breathing that what made to see a doctor at Gold Cross hospital Ikoyi Lagos the same year. After series of test and scan it was cleared that i had mitral valve heart disease which i was on medication since then before i was referred to LUTH for more medical attention.it was in LUTH that i was told the final solution is surgery which was done this year on May 15th with the help of my former employer.they paid #3.5m for the open heart surgery. But the problem now is that the surgery had fail which made me to go back to my doctor and he refered me to Tristate in BABCOC university Ogun state.i have done all the neccessary assessments and the new surgery was estimated at #4million. I have my old and new medical report for verification. Dr Nwaosu is my doctor in Tristate. I stay at no 4 Alake lane Ojota Lagos.
This is my pic after the first surgery

Dear Adaeze91,

Thanks for your mention and we are sorry to hear about your ongoing medical challenges. However, TeHN has stopped accepting medical cases as we have no expertise needed to coordinate cases with such degree of varying complexity.

We apologise for our inability to help at this time but we shall continue to pray with you for your speedy recovery

Kind Regards

TeHN

r231:


Received. Thank you so much madam. God bless you

Compliment of the season

Egbon on top, compliments to you, your personal family and Tehn family

TeHN:



Dear Adaeze91,

Thanks for your mention and we are sorry to hear about your ongoing medical challenges. However, TeHN has stopped accepting medical cases as we have no expertise needed to coordinate cases with such degree of varying complexity.

We apologise for our inability to help at this time but we shall continue to pray with you for your speedy recovery

Kind Regards

TeHN

thanks

Oh, so this group is defunct. I trust Nairaland to kill the mission. Maintenance is not part of the African culture. It was a good idea at the time. Beneficiaries were vetted beforehand to reduce the likelihood of scammers preying on kind hearts. Now scammers are running amok since there is no outlet to check their backgrounds for authenticity.

meobizy:
Oh, so this group is defunct. I trust Nairaland to kill the mission. Maintenance is not part of the African culture. It was a good idea at the time. Beneficiaries were vetted beforehand to reduce the likelihood of scammers preying on kind hearts. Now scammers are running amok since there is no outlet to check their backgrounds for authenticity.

Keep quiet!

While you graciously acknowledge it was a good idea, how much of your time or resources did you entrust it with?

We were just regular humans like you. Two hands, one head all the works. You sat back and was waiting for it to go defunct so you can come out and yap how that we lack maintainace culture and uytghbgftredikbmhf.

How did you try to encourage the team?

Ndi mgbu

Gboliwe:


Keep quiet!

While you graciously acknowledge it was a good idea, how much of your time or resources did you entrust it with?

We were just regular humans like you. Two hands, one head all the works. You sat back and was waiting for it to go defunct so you can come out and yap how that we lack maintainace culture and uytghbgftredikbmhf.

How did you try to encourage the team?

Ndi mgbu

Lol.