The Live Abundantly!^® addresses the high prevalence of violence against vulnerable groups – women, children and the physiological challenged. Though there is global awareness of the abuse against children and women, there is no legislation which condemns and demands the mandatory prosecution of perpetrators in Nigeria. In the African society, there remains a strong theory that women are inferior thus men (brothers, partners, husbands, religious leaders and even law enforcement) presume they have the right to subject women and children to abuse ranging from physical and sexual violence to acid attacks as well as trafficking and forced migration.

We endeavour to make education accessible to children plagued by physiological challenges and destitution because it is the key to economic and social development for individuals and society. The abandonment and massacre of children with birth defects in many developing countries is astounding and disturbing. Furthermore, the neglect of children due to poverty is heart-wrenching because it breeds psychological and emotional discord which can lead to violence and disruption in society.

Empowering youth and women to know their rights and to prepare to participate in the economic sphere through education and job preparedness programmes changes the societal landscape. Women are better contributors to the social and economic development of their children, families and communities. By educating women, we open the door to participation in the Twenty-First century advancement and create a greater sense of worthiness. The empowerment of youth and women is critical to the advancement of society.