BMF

 

 

  This is Bukar Mandara Foundation

WHO WE ARE: Bukar Mandara Foundationa was founded in 2014 in great the memory of one of Borno's greatest philotropist and elderstateman whom during his life has lifted a number of people out of poverty and sponsored the education and career of a number of people who till date are grateful to his assistance. Bukar Mandara foundarion was established with the aim to revive that and keep the name alive. However the foundation has a central focus of assisting widows and orphans affected by Boko Haram Insurgency in Borno state. It Is a known fact that women and children are the most affected by the insurgency and Bukar Mandara foundation sort to see how it could impact directly on their life to restore their dignity and regain their hope. But core projects BM foundation set to achieve is educational program for orphans and widows. However since 2014 Bukar Mandara foundation has touch on a number of project which has been categorised into two headings.
 - Everything IDP
 - Back to School Project. 

PROJECTS DONE:

Food Drive: Bukar Mandara Foundation provided food assistance to orphans affected by Boko Haram Insurgency. We also provided food intervention during festive seasons (Christmas and Sallah). This food giving was sustained due to the growing demand for food need during the peak of the Boko Haram Insurgency

                                                                       

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Health project: We provide health and mental health and trouma healing support to IDPs

Water Drive: Bukar Mandara foundation, sank a borehole in an informal camp in Muna which use to house 19,000 IDP's now 2,000 with majority women and children orphaned or displaced by Boko Haram Insurgency. Whom hitherto had to trek several kilometres to fetch water.  

 Link With Kind Hearts: Bukar Mandara Foundation also became the link between kind hearted Nigerians and the IDP's in Borno state. By being the link and assisting at no cost to deliver relief assistance or any form of assistance. We partner with organisations or individuals that are willing to assist IDP's in Borno to the point of paying for the logistic arrangement and distribution cost as we feel this is our way of giving back.

 School Project:

Bukar Mandara foundation currently has 5 students enrolled into private school in Borno State.
Back To School:
Bukar Mandara foundation has done an assemsnt for two organisation called the feed the needy and Ummu global foundation to send 70 children to school by September 2017 in Maiduguri.


Our Partners 
- SISTERS SAVING FOR PARADISE
- UMMU GLOBAL FOUNDATION
 - FEED THE NEEDY
- THE AIRMINGLE
- REBOOT
- THAIBAH
- GCC(GIRL CHILD CONCERN)
- NITDA
- NORTHEAST HUMANITARIAN HOPE
- SISAP
- HULT PRIZE AFRICA
- PADE INITIATIVE
- BORNO YELLOW PAGES
- VELCROZ
- HINGEES


CHAIRMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Zanna Yusuf Bukar Mandara is a graduate of business information system at the Manchester Metropolitan University and MSC project management at the university of solford UK. The zannaDujima of Borno, an astute Businessman who is into real estate, forex and textiles. He is the CEO of dujima international hotels limited.

Board Of Trustees: 


 Bishop Naga Mohammed was born on 02/11/1960 at bokko village to abubakar bazhiga and amina in gwoza local government, Attended agapalawa primary school 1971-1977 ,GSS geidam 1977-1982, Bocobs 1983-1985 , ANFCBI Benin city, 1985-1986, university of maidugurin1991-1995, JOS ECWA theological seminary 1996-2004.





Mohammed Bukar Mandara he is a human resource graduate from the university of portmouth United kingdom , he is a business and a mining expert.







Barr. Bashir Maidugu is a legal practitioner and politician, he is the honorary special adviser on infrastructure to the governor of borno state, he is former national legal adviser of the peoples democratic party, he is a member of the board of trustee for bukar mandara foundation. 

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Ahmed Yassin holds a Doctorate degree from the School of Oriental and African Studies  (SOAS) at the University of London. He also holds a master degree from the University of Birmingham. Between 1983 – 2003 he served in several positions within the National Museum of Kenya, rising to the position of Director General in an acting capacity. Later he joined the National Cohesion and Integration Commission between  2009 – 2013. In addition to being full time staff at the National Museum of Kenya, he also works as a Chief Research Scientist. He joined HD in May 2016 as a Lead Facilitator in North East Nigeria.