Our Projects

MANGRI was present at the Life in My City Art Festival 2025, Yola Region Exhibition, hosted at the Window on America, Robert E. Pastor Library, American University of Nigeria (AUN).

The exhibition, themed 'Can We Breathe?', took place from the 8th to the 15th of July 2025 and brought together young artists, creatives, NYSC members, and development advocates to explore critical societal and environmental themes through visual art.

Executive Director of MANGRI participated in the interactive dialogue sessions, encouraging creative expression as a tool for advocacy, healing, and environmental awareness.

This initiative, supported by the Ford Foundation, emphasized the power of art in social transformation, with meaningful conversations around justice, climate action, and youth empowerment.

It was a dynamic, inspirational event celebrating local talent while promoting a deeper understanding of community development through the lens of art and expression.

MANGRI, in collaboration with the Environmental Care Foundation (ECF), the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), and the Adamawa State Ministry of Environment, flagged off the Institutional Reforestation with Nutrition Integration Initiative at the NDLEA Barracks, Adamawa State.

The event was both successful and impactful, featuring knowledge-sharing sessions and strong commitments to a sustainable and greener future.

The Executive Director of MANGRI, on behalf of the Savanna Research Centre, donated 12 seedlings of moringa and black currant as part of the institutional reforestation efforts.

Other civil society organizations (CSOs) also participated and were seen sharing moments with NDLEA officers, reflecting a spirit of collaboration and unity.

Say no to deforestation. Let’s plant more trees for a healthier environment.

At Mara Ngorheme Regreen Initiative (MANGRI), we stand in unwavering solidarity with refugees—not just as displaced individuals, but as resilient human beings with dreams, dignity, and the right to thrive. Though they may be far from home, they are close to our hearts..

In commemoration of World Refugee Day, the Executive Director of the Mara Ngorheme Regreen Initiative (MANGRI) spearheaded in collaboration with other CSOs, a special outreach activity focused on environmental sustainability and youth engagement. As part of the event, MANGRI distributed reusable water bottles to school children in an effort to reduce the widespread use of plastic sachet water, commonly known as "pure water," which contributes significantly to plastic pollution in local communities.

The event also paid tribute to displaced populations and vulnerable children, promoting cleaner, safer environments while advocating for climate action and community resilience

MANGRI Management Team During a Familiarisation Visit to the President of the American University of Nigeria (AUN),Professor DeWayne P.Frazier(PhD) Were Discuss Humanitarian and Development Efforts most Especially the AUN API Program,The AUN Feed and Read Program and the Atiku Institute of Development (AID) and Possible ways were both of us can Collaborate and Partner for the Benefits of the Needy and the Distress.

Management Team of MARA NGORHEME REGREEN INITIATIVE (MANGRI) During the Consultative Meeting on Peace Building Activities Organise by MANGRI on the 28th of May,2025 were 43 Civil Society Organizations and faith based organisations attended the Consultative Meeting which took place at the Women Development Centre Jimeta Yola Second Hall Right Wing (One Stop Centre).

The Management Team of MARA NGORHEME REGREEN INITIATIVE (MANGRI) Headed By the Excutive Director of MANGRI Hajiya AMINA BASHIR TUKUR on the Entourage of the Excutive Director are Comrade Suleiman A.Abubakar Program Manager of MANGRI, Maureen Haniel the Education Officer of MANGRI and Mallam Salihu Abba the Secretary of the Board of Trusses of MANGRI on the 7th of May,2025 During a Courtesy Call to the Director of The American Space (Window on America Yola)-American University of Nigeria (AUN),Yola.

Familiarisation Visit to the Justice Peace and Development Commission (JDPC),Yola on the Picture is Excutive Director MARA NGORHEME REGREEN INITIATIVE (MANGRI) Hajiya AMINA BASHIR TUKUR,The Program Manager of MARA NGORHEME REGREEN INITIATIVE (MANGRI) Comrade Suleiman A.Abubakar and Our Education Officer Maureen Haniel ,Danjuma Ojei Mailambu the North East Coordinator of Mennonite Central Working Committe (MCC) and Mr.Lawrance the Program Manager of JDPC Yola.

The Mara-Ngorheme Regreen Initiative recently launched a comprehensive climate education program in Jimeta, aimed at empowering local communities with knowledge and skills to combat climate change. This project involved interactive workshops and seminars, where participants were educated on the impacts of climate change specific to their region, and practical steps that could be taken to mitigate these effects.

The organization undertook a pivotal climate education program in Baza, focusing on advocacy and policy influence to address environmental challenges. This project was designed to educate the local population and empower them to advocate for sustainable environmental policies.

This initiative was aimed at revitalizing degraded lands and creating a more sustainable environment. The event ensured the availability of native and drought-resistant seedlings to restore biodiversity and build ecosystem resilience.

This project provided essential clothing to underprivileged families facing economic hardship, especially ahead of colder seasons.

This project aims to address disparities in education access for girls in Northern Nigeria, integrating environmental education to build awareness and empowerment.

A strategic collaboration to tackle the impact of climate change on children and women, especially as it intersects with education and livelihoods.