What We Do at Liberty

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iberty seeks to empower entire communities in body, mind and spirit. We work mainly in forgotten parts of West Africa teaching life skills, providing free education, business and agricultural expertise and clean drinking water. Our team of medical professionals and support staff offer free medical care to all. Our volunteers also spread the love of God and good news of Jesus Christ. All our activities open doors of opportunity for men, women and children. We currently work in villages and towns in Nigeria.

What We Do

Our 5-Fold Strategy to Transforming Lives & Communities

Healthcare

We provide free medical treatment in rural villages in Africa. Over the past 14 years we have provided free …

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Free Education

Knowledge is power and access to good quality education is the only real way for most people to work their way out …

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Business Empowerment

Our empowerment work covering agricultural development and business skill development is linked with education, …

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Clean Water

Most of the villages in which we work have no source of clean water. To date we have sunk 16 wells and provided two boreholes…

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Pastoral Care

Our aim is to transform entire communities body, soul and spirit. We reach out to the homeless and poor in ..

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Gbenga Badejo - I discovered Epe. Again
I visited Epe for the very first time in 2016. I was back this year. On both occasions, what took me to Epe was Liberty - Making People Free, the international Christian outreach whose mandate is to transform communities - body, soul and spirit.
Toyin Dagiloke - Eye clinic
Every time I go, the Liberty mission trips become more and more rewarding. Working alongside some of the most dedicated doctors, nurses and volunteers in the world; seeing hundreds of Nigerian villagers receive medical attention for the first time in their lives and being a part of the loving team delivering this care is such an honour. As well as the medical work we do, staying in the community and interacting with the children is awe inspiring. They symbolise everything that God was thinking about when He invented the concept of hope for the future. (more…)
Kemi Akinwumi's Liberty experience @ Epe 2016
Before As time drew closer to Liberty 2016 the excitement that I was finally doing something I had always wanted to do exploded. However, fear crept in.

Was I spiritually prepared for the journey ahead?

Am I worthy enough?

Was I really going to pray for people to come to Christ?

What about my own struggles?

Am I too young? (more…)
Tola Adeshina's Liberty experience @ Epe 2016
I had always desired to go on a Christian mission trip but I never had the chance too. But this year 2016, I was determined to close the gap on this desire. I heard about the Liberty mission during my church service at EP. They were having a summer fair to raise money for the cause. I enquired about the Liberty mission from Pastor Akin and Kemi Akinwumi and after speaking to them both, I was sure that I wanted to go. (more…)
Prosthetics for Victor

We met Victor in 2008. For five years he had been walking on crutches since he was hit by a bus which killed his friend and left him with an above the knee amputation. Liberty paid his prosthesis. He has become a valued member of our youth team.

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