Connecting People to Create Sustainable  Solutions, One Village at a Time…

Meet a Nigerian-American devotes his life to creating sustainable solutions for impoverished people in sub-Saharan Africa, one village at a time. VOA’s June Soh talked to Chris Egbulem of Action Africa in Washington. Molly McKitterick narrates. Originally published at - https://www.voanews.com/a/4024922.html

Action Africa is our response to the challenges facingchildren and families in rural villages of sub-Saharan Africa in the vital areas of health, education, economic generativity, and human rights. Today, we are sending and keeping children in school, offering free clinics to general populations, and supporting families to generate economic sustainability. We chose to begin this journey in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, and we have extended our programs into Sierra Leone, the world’s most economically challenged nation. You can join us now at www.actionafrica.org.

Action Africa's pilot Computer Literacy Project in Nigeria.

Health organizations from around the world are sending supplies and specialists to the West African countries that are dealing with the worst Ebola outbreak in history. On a smaller scale, ordinary Americans and African expatriates living in the United States are doing the same. VOA's Carol Pearson reports. Originally published at - http://www.voanews.com/media/video/2430422.html