Onuesoke Foundation was incorporated in October 2009 with the CAC under the laws regulating Non-governmental Organizations in Nigeria with Registration Number CAC/IT/NO35217. A non-profit government organization to promote public-private collaboration in attending to rural and community development program fostering sustainable development approach to challenges affecting rural communities and rural development.
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“If you destroy the forest then the river will stop flowing, the rains will become irregular, the crops will fail and you will die of hunger and starvation.” Professor Wangari Maathai. The Onuesoke Foundation uses a watershed-based approach to restore degraded watersheds of key water catchments so as to improve their functions and improve the livelihood […]
With the establishment of reading clubs around numerous schools in the Niger-Delta region, it is expected that our children would imbibe a strong reading culture thereby destroying the age long saying that “If you ever want to hide anything from a black man, put it in a book” At Onuesoke Foundation, we put into cognizance, […]
It is now generally agreed that climate change poses one of the greatest challenges facing the world in the 21st century. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) notes that climate change, if not tackled, will have a severe negative impact on global water supply, agricultural yields, marine ecosystems and the spread of vector-borne diseases, […]
Touching our heart to attend to humanity is the outcry of rural communities where natural resources for national-economic development are siphoned, are just left to operate in abject poverty with no attention for their common benefit. Rural communities for Long are the goose laying the golden eggs yet abandoned.
In line with our creed of transparency and accountability, we have decided to let you into our programs and activities as they unfold
The current state of forests in the Niger Delta is deeply concerning, reflecting years of environmental pressure, economic exploitation, and weak regulatory enforcement. Once one of Africa’s richest ecological zones, the Niger Delta, spanning states such as Delta State, Rivers State, Bayelsa State, Akwa Ibom State, and Cross River State was historically dominated by dense […]
Empowering youth and women through partnerships, ESG-driven initiatives, climate change awareness, and community development across the Niger Delta and beyond. Through initiatives such as the Rural Child Must Read Programme, the Foundation promotes reading culture and access to learning resources by distributing books, educational materials, and supporting rural schools. The Foundation leads climate awareness campaigns […]
Onuesoke Foundation has joined millions around the world to celebrate International Women’s Day 2026, hailing women for their contributions to global development. In a press statement on Sunday, the foundation charged international organisations and donor agencies to continue to support initiatives that promote and empower women and girl-child. The statement read; “As the world marks International […]
