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What does “water for the people and progress” mean to YOU?

One word. One thought. One reason. 👇

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Let’s start a conversation that creates a ripple. 🌊

Rector Cares Foundation & NLNG Partner for Healthier Schools

Rector Cares Foundation, in partnership with NLNG , is delivering solar-powered sanitation facilities to schools and communities across Rivers State.

Here’s the impact:

Amadi-Ama & Ogbumnuabali: Expanding access to safe, sustainable sanitation for 1,000+ students and community members.

Finima, Bonny: Providing menstrual health education and sanitary pads to 200+ girls, promoting dignity, confidence, and wellbeing.

As our Founder, Oyedikachi Erete, shared:

“Together, we are building healthier schools and creating lasting impact.”

Through strategic partnership and community-focused action, we are creating cleaner, healthier, and more inclusive environments where young people can learn, grow, and thrive. 🌍✨

Big things are loading… ⏳

Something exciting is on the way!

Rector Cares Foundation, in collaboration with NLNG is cooking up something special—and trust us, it’s worth the wait. 👀

No spoilers yet... just make sure you’re following this page because the reveal is coming soon. ⚡

Drop a 💧 if you’re ready! 👇

🚨 BIG UPDATE ALERT! 🚨 Judges’ review is officially UNDERWAY! 📚✍️

A huge thank you to all the amazing students and schools who participated in the Rector Cares Foundation WASH Essay Competition 2026! 🌟 We are currently assessing the incredible essays we received.

We know you’re excited, and we appreciate your patience! The results will be announced soon.

👇 Make sure you’re following us 👇 Rector Cares Foundation

You don’t want to miss the big announcement! 🏆 and keep an eye on our feed! 🔔

Ending Period Poverty, One Girl at a Time. 💜

At Awom Na Ebo Secondary Technical School, Umuahia, Abia State, Rector Cares Foundation provided free sanitary pads and menstrual health education to support and empower young girls.

In Nigeria, 37 million girls and women cannot afford sanitary pads, causing many to miss school every month. Together, we can change that by ensuring every girl has access to menstrual products, education, and dignity.

Every pad donated is a step toward keeping girls in school and ending period poverty.

Our planet is sending signals.

Rivers run lower. Water is scarce. Heat rises.

This World Environment Day, action matters more than words.

Conserve every drop💧. Protect every ecosystem.

Submission Officially Closed

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Rector Cares Foundation Water Essay Competition.

The submission period has now officially closed.

Our panel of judges will carefully review all entries and select the winning essays.

We appreciate the creativity, insight, and effort demonstrated by all participants.

Stay tuned for the announcement of the winners.

Periods are not a choice, so menstrual products shouldn’t be a luxury.

With rising living costs and inflation, millions of girls are being forced to choose between their health, dignity, and basic necessities.

In Nigeria, over 37 million women and girls lack reliable access to sanitary products. Together, we must keep pushing for free menstrual access and end period poverty once and for all.

Every girl deserves the confidence, education, and support to thrive. 💛

Thank you to Kika and our incredible volunteers for helping us make a difference at Government Secondary School, Abuja. 🙌

Periods don’t stop dreams—period poverty does. Let’s change that.

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Rector Cares Foundation, in partnership with Lumiscape Foundation and International water Association (Young Water Professionals Nigeria), is looking for the brightest young minds in South-West Nigeria to tackle a critical issue!

If you are an SS1 or SS2 student, this is your chance to make your voice heard, propose real-world solutions, and win big for your future.

📝 THE TOPIC: “Water-Borne Diseases: Prevention Strategies Through Community Education.”

🏆 THE PRIZES:
* 🌟 ₦1,000,000 for the Top Male Winner!
* 🌟 ₦1,000,000 for the Top Female Winner (Proudly sponsored by the Lumiscape Charity Foundation supporting girl-child education & equity!)
* The TOP 5 WINNERS will be awarded Official IWA-YWP Memberships! This instantly gives our brilliant finalists a recognized standing within the elite international water community! 🌍💧

📍 WHO CAN APPLY? Senior Secondary School students (SS1 & SS2) across South-West Nigeria.

📌 HOW TO ENTER: Students, talk to your teachers today! Registration must be completed by an official school representative. 🔗 School Reps, register your students here: rectorcaresfoundation.com/water-essay-2-0/

⏳ DEADLINE: End of May 2026. Don’t let this opportunity slip away!

Let’s empower our youth, inspire sustainable change, and promote safe water for all. 🇳🇬✨