As part of the Four-Pronged Approach of the Caritas Nigeria campaign under the Caritas Nigeria at 15 fundraising drive, Caritas Nigeria, in collaboration with Justice Development and Peace Commission Bomadi Diocese, empowered 23 indigent and unemployed young people with business start-up equipment on 7 November 2026, providing them with the means to establish and sustain small-scale businesses.
The beneficiaries received equipment across three business categories: 10 for food processing, 5 for pastry production, and 8 for small-scale food vending. The Bishop of Bomadi Diocese, Most Rev. Hyacinth Oroko Egbebo, MSP, graced the occasion, offering prayers and blessing the equipment before presenting them to the beneficiaries.
Beyond providing business equipment, this intervention represents a meaningful investment in the potential of young people, enabling them to develop sustainable livelihoods, improve their economic well-being, and work towards financial independence.
Caritas Nigeria appreciates the philanthropists and well-meaning individuals whose generosity made this initiative possible. The Bomadi intervention is one of several activities planned under the campaign to restore hope, strengthen vulnerable communities, and expand access to sustainable livelihood opportunities.
We invite individuals, corporate organisations, and development partners to join us in extending this impact to more vulnerable young people and households.
