Zamanakoy Orphanage

Maradi, Niger Republic

Children: Abdoul Razak Moussa, Ibrahim Issa Maïga, Amadou Harouna Diallo, Oumarou Mamadou Souley, Aboubacar Boureima Hassane, Moussa Idrissa Konaté, Issoufou Abdoulaye Ba, Yacouba Amadou Oumarou, Mamadou Aliou Traoré, Abdourahamane Seydou Maïga, Aïcha Fatouma Maïga, Fatoumata Amadou Issa, Ramatoulaye Abdoulaye Ba, Aminata Oumarou Souley, Bintou Mamadou Diallo, Zahra Ibrahim Konaté, Fadima Aboubacar Hassane, Hadjara Yacouba Oumarou, Aissata Moussa Traoré, Fatimoh Abdullah

Email: hassanafatimata@gmail.com

Phone: +2275303284537

What does humanism mean to your group?

We are all  Fulani and Ex-Sufi Muslims who previously believed in the supremacy of Islam and the Jihadist agenda of the Fulani tribe to colonize Africa. Eventually we fell out of this racist and tribalistic bias when  we became an ex-Muslim. We denounced Allah, the Arabian God, Islam and the teachings of Muhammad. We are now  humanists and humanism to us is the realization of the unification of all humans across all nations and tribes as a race and species that must fend and look after one another.  It is the realization that humans are the sole decider and coordinator of the fate of our race. That we must shun labels, superstitions, myths and bad culture that seeks to divide us and threaten our flourishing. To us, humanism as an idea should replace old religions and guide us into a new civilization that will make humans great again.

Project Description

Our day care center caters to working parents by providing a safe, educational, and nurturing environment for their children. The project is sustainable through a tuition fee structure. Our future needs include the following:

Bed Frames & Mattresses: Standard or bunk beds with durable, moisture-resistant covers.

Bedding Sets: Bed sheets, light blankets, and pillows.

Storage Facilities: Lockers, trunks, or wardrobes for personal belongings.

Mosquito Nets: Essential protective netting for each bed.

Cooking Equipment: Large cooking pots, pans, stirring paddles, and industrial/heavy-duty stoves or gas burners.

Food Storage: Large water-tight drums, grain silos, and food-grade storage containers for staple grains (maize, millet, sorghum, rice).

Dining Utensils: Plates, bowls, cups, spoons, and water jugs for common meals.

Food Processing Tools: Basic grinding/milling access or equipment for grain processing.

Water Storage: Large water tanks, kegs, or clean barrels for potable water storage.

Hygiene Supplies: Soap, detergent, hand washing basins, buckets, towels, and sanitary products.

Cleaning Equipment: Brooms, mops, disinfectants, and waste bins.

First Aid Kits: Bandages, antiseptics, thermometers, and basic over-the-counter medications (e.g., paracetamol, anti-malaria treatments, rehydration salts).

Safety Equipment: Basic fire extinguishers, flashlights/solar lamps, and basic emergency kits.

Learning Supplies: Notebooks, pens, pencils, erasers, chalkboards, and age-appropriate books.

Desks & Seating: Basic wooden tables and benches or chairs.

Basic Computers/Digital Devices: Setup for fundamental computer literacy and digital skills.

Recreational Gear: Play items like footballs, jump ropes, and board games.

Record Keeping: Folders, ledgers, and basic office supplies for child records, attendance, and administrative documentation.

Communication Equipment: A basic mobile phone or internet router for administrative contact.