The Center for Economic and Human Rights Advancement (CEHRA)

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HOW WE STARTED.                   
  The Center for Economic and Human Rights Advancement (CEHRA) was formed in June 2017, it started as a small group of persons who shared the feelings, yearnings and aspiration of Nigerians who have suffered series of rights violations across the nation, hence the decision for the formation of the platform committed to equity, justice and the rule of law. It later blossomed into a full- fledged Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) whose Membership is open to all regardless of political, ethnic, racial or religious background.                        Today, CEHRA has branches in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Ondo, Kwara and Kaduna. These branches are "CEHRA Pioneer Branches" (CPB). However, effort is is currently on to have our branch in every state of the federation.                           In Lagos, we have Idimu-powerline, Ijedodo, Obadore, Ikotun, Igando, Ipaja, Morogbo, Isale-Odo, Alagbado Central, Baruwa, Agodo, Alagbado, Abaranje, Ayobo-Anisere, Idimu, Ikorodu, Alake and Abesan Estate units as "CEHRA Pioneer Units" (CPU). More units are coming up as it id our intention to have unit in every area of this state.


AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:
The aims and objectives of the CEHRA shall continue to be as follows:

(1) To empower people to understand and exercise their rights and responsibilities as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the African Charter of Human and People’s Rights and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights through necessary training and programs.
                             
(2) To ensure prompt and efficient assistance for the needy persons whose socio-economic and human rights are violated through investigation and dispute resolution desk of the “Rights Clinic”.
                       
(3) To ensure consistency in campaign towards attaining full implementation of human, socio-economic and cultural rights.
                         

(4) To provide economic empowerment for members through consistent skills acquisition training program.
                             
(5) To maintain a multipurpose system of cooperative for the purpose of poverty alleviation and improving economic and   financial capacity of every member.
                                 
 (6) To collaborate with other organizations for the purpose of maintaining and sustaining good governance and the rule of law in Nigerian.
                                 
   (7) To maintain close link and collaborate with other organizations with similar aims and objectives anywhere in the world.




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ootee said…
This is a nice development
29 March 2018 at 14:22

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