Street Priests

Her name is Precious, She is 12yrs old and in 13 days, she went through what most people don’t even survive in a lifetime.

Please donate whatever you can to help us raise ₦750,000 ($555) for her medical care and rehabilitation.

Foreign donations can also be made using the flutter wave link in our bio. Please include the description “Save Precious”

If this video stopped you, please let that mean something ❤️.

THIS VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC VISUALS, VIEWERS DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

11 months ago when we found Samuel during one of our street corners activities, he was in severe pains. He had suffered an electric burn to his entire back and hadn’t been treated for 6months. He couldn’t even raise his hands due to the injuries.

We stepped in as a community and crowdfunded for his surgery. It was successful and he has spent the last couple of months surviving the pain and working on his rehabilitation.

Together we gave him a second chance at life, and a chance to build a better, brighter future.

This is what Street Corners makes possible.
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Reunification is not a straight path. It often involves a delicate dance to rehabilitate the child and the home they had to escape from. It requires persistence, grace and patience. No child really wants to call the streets home. The story never begins with them running away from home and that’s why we do what we do.

We understand that they are children first and do not expect any form of perfection from them but treat them with love, kindness and compassion even when they make mistakes. Through this, we are able to strengthen the bond needed to completely transform their lives and shape their future for the better.

It’s been 2 years since Blessed was reunited back with his family, over the past year + he has been learning furniture making and has made significant progress with his skills. Come September 2026, he would be joining our Back to School Scholarship program.

When we met Blessed in 2024 during one of our street corners, he had been living on the streets for over a year. Countless efforts had been made to take him back but he still ended up on the streets after a short while. His parents were separated at the time and he stayed with his paternal grandmother. Due to his constant relapse to the streets, his family had lost hope in him completely.

When we stepped into the situation, after series of counseling and Blessed finally accepting to go home, our biggest obstacle became his grandmother accepting him back. It wasn’t an easy feat because a particular lady who happens to be a neighbor kept trying to convince the grandmother not to accept him back that he wouldn’t change but through the help of another neighbor(A male figure in the compound) we were able to convince his grandmother as to why we should all join efforts to oversee Blessed’s stay at home. In the end, motherly love won and Blessed was accepted back home.

This is what community and consistency makes possible in line with street corners.

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They called them a problem. We see them as people.
This video holds two views at once , what the government/society sees, and what we see every time we show up.

These children are not a nuisance to be cleared from the streets. They are children who laugh, learn, trust, and grow when someone decides they are worth the effort.

The March 19th incident was a failure of policy.
We are calling on the government and every well meaning individual who has ever walked past a child on the street to demand better.
Rehabilitation, not removal. Protect, not punish.