Programs and Events

April 6th 2026

Kiosate Boy Child Foundation (KBCF) organized a one day event tagged TALK WITH THE BOYS with the theme; THE COMPLETE MAN held at Opolo Housing Estate Yenagoa Bayelsa State, on the 6th of April 2026.

The event started with an opening prayer and a speech by the founder, Lady Stella Doumu. She thanked everyone for taking time out to attend the event. In her words, society often tells boys what to be, but rarely how to be. You might feel the pressure to provide before you've been given the tools or feel isolated in your struggles. She encourages the boys to develop themselves so as to stand tall in tomorrow's society.

The guest speaker in his message advice the boys that being a man today isn't about "showing up"; it's about building a foundation that can't be shaken. if you want to lead, provide, and live life on your own terms, the work starts now. invest in your education, your skills, and most importantly a market. build your discipline, the habits you build today determine the man you become tomorrow.

Relying on a single source of income is like standing on one leg, it only takes one push to knock you down. true financial freedom comes from diversification.

Questions and interactive sessions were held followed by refreshments and music and finally, the event ended with a closing prayer.

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July 8^th 2025

The Association of Women against Gender Based Violence (AWAGBV) in collaboration with Kiosate Boy Child Foundation (KBCF) organized a three day programme tagged Raising Teenage Ambassadors against Human Traffickers and Domestic Violence on the 6^th to 8^th of July 2025.

The event started on the first day with a sensitization and awareness campaign rally from Ekeki to Azikoro village, educating the general public on the dangers of human trafficking and the various forms of domestic violence these teenagers faced not excluding the boy child, physical, emotional and sexual abouse.

Day two of the event was the identification of teenage ambassadors. As part of the programme some selected teenagers were identified as ambassadors to represent the organization’s interest, policies, and viewpoints on the dangers of human trafficking and domestic violence.

Finally, the event ended on the third day with a fundraising gala and in attendance was Her Excellency Gloria Diri the First Lady of Bayelsa State and other dignitaries from within and outside the State, music and entertainment was presented by Dr. Alfred Izon-ebi. The purpose of the fundraising gala was to enable the organization establishes a response unit that will address issues of human trafficking and domestic violence.     

May 14, 2025

The International Day of the Boy Child is celebrated on May 16th each year. The day recognizes the importance of boy's well-being and the challenges they face. This year’s event, Kiosate Boy Child Foundation (KBCF) in collaboration with Association of Women against Gender Based Violence (AWAGBV) celebrated the boy Child on May 14th at Opokuma South Secondary School with an interactive workshop with parents and guidance at the Akarabiri Town Hall, Opokuma, Kolokuma / Opokuma Local Government Area, Bayelsa State. The theme: of this year’s events is “GUARDING THE BOY CHILD; POSITIVELY IMPACTING THE WORLD”.

The event started with a visit to his HRH. Pamosai Marlic the Chief of Akarabiri the host community for this year's event for a brief introduction on the purpose of our visit and program, seeking his approval. Upon his approval the team proceeded to Opokuma South Secondary School and was warmly welcomed by the Principal, Teachers and Students of the school. The program started with an opening prayer followed by an introduction of team members and resources persons. In attendant were over 100 students and they were engaged in a well package listening and interactive section, with the first lecture on the topic: SURE PATH TO SUCCESS IN LIFE: OBEDIENCE TO PARENTAL GUIDANCE, by Dr. Ene Efere and Mr. Kingdom Abuza. The interactive section was followed with questions on what career path to follow and how to actualize it.

Refreshment and gift items was presented to the students while the CEO of the foundation Lady Stella A. Doumu made her closing remarks with a motivational speech encouraging the student to be of good behavior, studious and focused on their chosen career paths so as to contribute positively to their families, community and society in general. The event ended with a closing prayer and followed by group photographs with the student.    

The second part of the day’s events was an interactive workshop with parents and guidance and in attendance was over 109 participants at the Akarabiri Town Hall, the lectures was on the topic: POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT and was presented by Dr. Iniye Wodi and Mrs. Ayi Akirigbo they both advice the parents and guidance on the need to encourage positive emotional expression, this will help the boy child express his emotions in a healthy way.

April 20, 2025

Bayelsa Drug Abuse Committee takes campaign to RCCG Regional Headquarters

The Bayelsa State Drug Abuse Addiction Prevention and Rehabilitation Committee (BADAPARC) launched a sensitisation campaign against drug and substance abuse in churches today in Yenagoa.

The Committee was at Chapel of Praise Parish, Headquarters of Region 27 of the Redeemed Christian Church of God to sensitise and mobilise the church leaders and members against the menace of substance use.

In a powerful and thought-provoking session, the speakers delivered targeted addresses to both the adult congregation and the children/teens assembly in their separate fora. With empathy, they provided valuable insights and practical guidance on identifying individuals indulging in drug and substance abuse, shedding light on the subtle signs that often go unnoticed.

Further, they underscored the critical roles that parents and the church can play in curbing this menace, emphasizing the importance of a collaborative effort to create a supportive environment that fosters healing, restoration and resilience.

The highpoint of the campaign was the chanting of "NO TO DRUG ABUSE" by the teens, the children, their leaders and the BADAPARC team.

The delegation comprised the BADAPARC Chairman Pharm. Peter A. Owonaro PhD, members and stakeholders including Chairmen of Ad-hoc Committees and representative of the non-governmental organisation, Kiosate Boy Child Foundation.

Kiosate Boy Child Foundation (KBCF) on the 11th of February 2025, conducted a sensitization and awareness campaign at Biedomo Premier Senior Secondary School in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. The focus was preparing students, who will soon be transitioning to higher institutions, for the challenges ahead. The goal was to equip them with knowledge and skills to navigate potential pitfalls and stay safe, ensuring their innocence and vulnerability are protected.

Kiosate Boy Child Foundation (KBCF) on the 11th to 15th of November 2024, Celebrate World Anti - bullying week, with the theme: Be a brother Not a bully at the Bayelsa State College of Nursing Science, Tombia - Ekpetiama.

Kiosate Boy Child Foundation (KBCF) in collaboration with Pro - KECI on the 16th of May 2024, celebrate the International Day of the Boy Child at Community Secondary School, Okoloba, Bayelsa State. As part of the events gift items and educational materials was distributed to the participating students.

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Kiosate Boy Child Foundation on the 16th of June 2024 Celebrate its One-year Anniversary Thanksgiving service at St. Marks Anglican Church Biogbolo, Yenagoa Bayelsa State in attendance where staff, and Volunteers of KBCF.

Eunice Nnachi Women Advocacy Foundation (ENWAF) in Collaboration with Kiosate Boy Child Foundation (KBCF) on the 30th of August 2023, Organize a Free Medical Outreach Program at Ekeki Motor Park, Yenagoa Bayelsa State.