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Catholic diocese empowers parishioners to promote enhance sustainable livelihoods
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Catholic diocese empowers parishioners to promote enhance sustainable livelihoods

Business Day 23 days 1 mins read

      The Catholic diocese of Katsina-Ala has empowered about 150 parishioners to promote self-reliance and enhance sustainable livelihoods of worshippers.    The initiative was carried out by the Foundation for Justice, Development and Peace (FJDP) of Katsina-Ala Diocese, in partnership with the SPRiNG Project.    The initiative provided start-up support to 150 beneficiaries […]

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