Some weeks ago, we made a post about an initiative undertaken by Cameroonian refugee in Nigeria under the Endame Home of Hope, to train Cameroonian refugees in Nigeria on catering.
The organization is proud to have graduated a first set of trainees who have acquired professional skills on catering.
The CEO of the Endame Home of Hope is greatfull for the support shown her and her trainees to ensure that the phase of her project was completed.
According to her, the next thing will be to empower these trainees and to help them start up their own catering businesses.
As a gifted writer, she says she intends to source funds from the sales of her numerous books to achieve the task
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