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Apiawe Primary School is located next door to Apiawoyi Secondary School, Bowmans Creek New Life Healthcare Clinic, the New Hebrew Free Methodist Church, AND The City of Refuge! We have over 169 Fulani children registered in this primary school! Pastor Joseph and Pastor Abednego teach and oversee the school. We have 4 SFA staff, and 4 government paid staff!
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Bobi Grazing Reserve School #2, Bailey Robinson Memorial Primary School, Niger State. This school is within Sariki Ahijo's domain, in the Dam Erga area. This school is very remote, deep inside the bush of Bobi Grazing Reserve. This school collapsed due to flooding, and was rebuilt in 2025. There are 51 students and 3 teachers here.
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Big Dam Primary School is #3 on Bobi Grazing Reserve. There are 106 students and 5 teachers here!
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Primary and secondary. 318 students, 23 teachers. First school Phyllis opened with ICCM.
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101 students, 18 staff. Supt. Rev Odu Nkanang.
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243 students, 12 staff. Supt. Odu Nkanang, Headmaster.
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154 students, 27 staff. Near the Jesus Bridge.
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Bobi Grazing Reserve School #1, Courtney Carleton Memorial Primary School, is located in Kilishi Village, near Alhaji Buba's compound. There are 188 students and 5 teachers here!
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Dam Dutse Primary School is #4 on Bobi Grazing Reserve. There are a118 students here!
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This secondary school was built in 2024, and brought two tribal leaders together! It is 7 miles down the road from Peace Village. This is the only secondary school around! 31 students, 9 teachers
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70 students, 4 staff. Near Ajaokuta. After Primary 3, children bussed to BHCA.
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Kango Bassa Primary School is #6 on Bobi Grazing Reserve. There are 64 students and 2 teachers here.
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Leaders of Tomorrow New International High School is located in Durgu, near Bobi Grazing Reserve. Opened in September of 2025, there are NO other secondary schools in this area! All of our students from the seven other school on Bobi Grazing Reserve will be able to attend this secondary school! We currently have 47 students and 4 teachers here. This school will grow quickly, as students from our primary schools grow up into secondary school!
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68 Fulani and farmers' children. 3 teachers. Pastor Wisdom and Victoria.
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354 children, 10 teachers. Built August 2025. Government paying teacher salaries.
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Bara-Gbura Uekem Community, Khana LGA. 140 children, 5 teachers. Francisca Orofa, HM.
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River of Life Nursery and Primary School is #5 on Bobi Grazing Reserve. There are 70 students and 3 teachers here!
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Outside Jos. Built 2023. 183 students, 10 staff. Afternoon class for 15 adult students.
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Port Harcourt. 184 students, 13 staff. Supervisor Mrs. Itoro Idongesit Micah.
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In Peace Village near Anigbado. 208 students (Fulani, Yoruba, Hausa), 8 staff. Head Teacher Mr. Ojo and Seun.
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Apiawoyi Secondary School is located next door to Apiawe Primary School, Bowmans Creek New Life Healthcare Clinic, the New Hebrew Free Methodist Church, AND The City of Refuge! This is a government school that we partner with, run by the community. Principal Veronica is leading the school to allow the children a high level of education! We have 9 teachers and 89 students here!
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Bobi Grazing Reserve totals 76,889 acres!SFA and partners have drilled 5 boreholes on the reserve, and repaired 2! We have 8 schools here, and over 764 students! Grazing reserves are land that has been set aside for the rotational grazing of cattle for Fulani shepherds, their cattle, and their families. We build schools and healthcare clinics on reserves, to meet the needs of the Fulani holistically. We train the nomadic Fulani people to keep their cattle in one place, minimizing land feuds, and giving them access to education and healthcare!
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400 acres demonstrating rotational grazing; 1,600 acres farther up the river.
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Bowmans Creek New Life Clinic is next door to Apiawe Primary School, Apiawoyi Secondary School, the New Hebrew Free Methodist Church, AND The City of Refuge! Built in 2022, this clinic is supported by a church in Pennsylvania. There are 2 nurses, and several CHEWS - Community Health Extension Workers. This healthcare clinic meets the physical needs of the community through life-saving medications, first aid, and pre- and post-natal care.
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Two clinics connected; 20 Fulani women trained as CHEWs. Government registration.
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Both clinics on Bobi Grazing Reserve are named Two Sisters Healthcare Clinic. They are named in memory of Sarika's two daughters, after the two sisters died in childbirth when the hospital outside the reserve wouldn't take them. Both clinics have been incorporated into the state's healthcare system, which we love! Nurse Talatu is overseeing both clinics. Bobi 2 is located near Iam Graga, Sariki Alhijo's village. Nurse Helen works at this clinic.There is a working borehole w/ solar pump and electricity.
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Both clinics on Bobi Grazing Reserve are named Two Sisters Healthcare Clinic. They are named in memory of Sarika's two daughters, after the two sisters died in childbirth when the hospital outside the reserve wouldn't take them. Both clinics have been incorporated into the state's healthcare system, which we love! Nurse Talatu is overseeing both clinics. Bobi 1 is located halfway between Sariki Bello's compound and the main road. There is a working borehole w/ solar pump and electricity.
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The moment you give your life to Christ you become an infidel according to Islam. Islam insists upon death or rejection for any new converts. The City of Refuge is a place for Fulani people who are new converts to Christ to find a safe haven. We offer discipleship classes to build up a convert's faith in Christ. Reverend Phyllis Sortor, AKA MAMA FULANI, built a large church and 7 rooms for converts. Some converts are enrolled in school, and some we are able to employ after school hours. Funded by Schools For Africa, we train these converts in an occupation such as welding, sandals making or sowing of clothes. We have three pastors in the City Of Refuge who run the church and disciple converts. Many of the students from our nearby primary and secondary schools and their families attend the church as well. To change from Islam to Christianity is very challenging. Musa, a convert in the City Of Refuge, had cows, but the moment he denounced Islam to convert to Christianity, his family stole all the cows that were his inheritance, and chased him out of his home. He was persecuted, without shelter or food, until we brought him into the City of Refuge. Suleiman, another convert, was sent out of his village. His mother loved him dearly as her only son, so he was sent out of his village, so that the villagers would not kill him. Usman faced a great challenge when he converted to Christianity. He was cut severely with a large knife, and was left in his pools of blood to die. A Christian brother took him to hospital for treatment. God intervened, and after many days in the hospital, he began to recover, and was brought to the City of Refuge. Another convert, a Muslim woman, was received by the church after her father disowned her for the new faith she has chosen. She held on to her Christian faith, and today her son is now a pastor because she stood firm. Ahmodu gave his life to Christ, but had to run away from his home, fleeing for his life. We accepted him into the City Of Refuge, and he continued here for many months. One day he was threatened by some Muslims to change his religion, or die. His faith was not strong enough to face the challenges and he later went back to Islam. One of our converts, Hassan came to us through an evangelist. Hassan said he was a new convert, that he believes in Jesus Christ, but his parents were after his life. He asked, "Can I find a place here?" Our pastor replied, "Yes, you are now my friend." He said, "But I don't know you, I'm just seeing you for the first time." The pastor said, "Yes, in the family of Jesus Christ, there is no need to know each before becoming friends. We are family now and brothers."
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Yabawa Primary School is #7 on Bobi Grazing Reserve. There are 67 students and 4 teachers here.
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In Afad, a small community 15 minutes north of Emi Woro, the first teaching rotational grazing reserve in Nigeria! 1,235 acres, 25 cattle, some sheep, 2 herdsman, and 2 security guards. Pastor Wisdom is the manager and Mogauri is our veterinarian, 2 boreholes, very fertile, rivers and streams, w/ hundreds of additional undeveloped hectares available for purchase. NPRES and World Bank partnering with us here to make Ero Mountain a model grazing reserve!
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Revived 2024. Near Ibelo. 60 children, 2 teachers. Rebuilt ICCM classrooms.
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