Picture Gallery
Below are pictures from our various events. Click on an image to view the gallery.
Coat of Many Colours Seminar, Ghana, 2019
Coat of Many Colours Africa organised a Stakeholders' Enlightenment Programme themed "Support For Mainstreaming Of Students With Special Needs - The Responsibility Of Stakeholders” at British Council Accra on Tuesday,
23rd July, 2019.
On board were practitioners in various relevant fields to enlighten and address issues of concerns. These include Honourable Minister for Gender, Child and Social Protection, Mrs. Cynthia
Morrison, Mr Felix Loga, Assistant Director of Social Work, Ms Dinah Lawson, Mr Kingsway Boakye and Ms. Joyce Agyemang among others.
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Coat of Many Colours 2018, British Council, Accra.
PROMOWORLD EDUCATIONAL CONSULT organised a Parents’ Enlightenment Programme titled "COAT OF MANY COLOURS” at British Council Accra on Friday, 27th July, 2018. This programme addresses issues affecting the "Underachieving
or Non- performing child," especially regarding necessary supports that are beyond the parents and the school.
Our years of working and providing support for schools in the areas of consultation and Teacher
Support for effective development of Individual Education Plans (IEP) for children with Learning Difficulties (LD) has revealed certain issues to us, especially that of poor involvement of parents due to lack of
understanding of the child’s condition, and potentials to be unveiled with proper understanding and giving the right support. These have called for this carefully planned event.
On board were practitioners
in various relevant fields to enlighten and address issues of concerns. These include Dr. Susan Sefa, Mr. Farouk Iliasu, Ms Dinah Lawson, Mr. Joseph Attoh Coffie among others.
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Coat of Many Colours Seminar held at Lagos Resource Centre, Lagos, Nigeria.
We organised a Public Enlightenment Programme at Lagos Resource Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria on Friday, 31st August, 2018. This programme addressed issues affecting the "Understanding the Underachieving child,"
and Available supports for the parents and schools.
On board were practitioners in various relevant fields to enlighten and address issues of concerns.
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Coat of Many Colours Seminar held at NAPTIN Hall, Lagos, Nigeria.
We organised a Public Enlightenment Programme at NAPTIN Executive Hall, Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria on Friday, 31st August, 2018. This programme addressed issues affecting the "Understanding the Underachieving child,"
and Available supports for the parents and schools.
On board were practitioners in various relevant fields to enlighten and address issues of concerns. These include Dr. Yewande Oshodi, Mr. Adeife and Mr.
Adegbola among others.
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Presentation of Coat of Many Colours to the CDA Executives, Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State, Nigeria
Presentation of Coat of Many Colours to the Community Development Areas Executives of Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State, Nigeria
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Presentation of Coat of Many Colours to the CDA and residents of Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State, Nigeria
Presentation of Coat of Many Colours to the Community Development Areas and residents of Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State, Nigeria
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Coat of Many Colours Presentation at University of Lagos Orientation 2020
Presentation at the 2019 /2020 Students' Orientation at the University Of Lagos, Nigeria on Tuesday, 12th February, 2020
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Ability Unchained Exhibition Held In Accra, Ghana
Coat of Many Colours Africa presented "Ability Unchained", an exhibition of products & skills of special people at Efua Sutherland Children's Park on 4th August, 2023. Click on an image to view an enlarged image.
The event banner
Tonia Alabi giving the welcome address
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of attendees
Tonia Alabi with David Nunoo
Steve Alabi delivering the Keynote Address titled "Broken Crayons Can Still Colour".
Dr. Caroline Ackim giving a speech
Mr. Joseph Attigah, representing the Director of Social Welfare giving the special guest's address
Steve Alabi delivering the Keynote Address titled "Broken Crayons Can Still Colour".
The Vision School, Awoshie receiving the Award for Schools that Support and Promote Inclusive Education for challenged pupils
Group photograph with The Vision School, Awoshie's representatives
Kiddie Klass Education Centre, Mamprobi receiving the Award for Schools that Support and Promote Inclusive Education for challenged pupils
Mr. Emmanuel Opoku Amo receiving the Outstanding Teaching Support and Inspiration for Challenged Pupils' Award from Dr. Caroline Ackim
Group photograph with Mr. Emmanuel Opoku Amo
Miss Precious Yawo Kwagbedzie receiving the Outstanding Teaching Support and Inspiration for Challenged Pupils' Award from Mr. Joseph Attigah
Group photograph with Miss Precious Yawo Kwagbedzie
Miss Precious Yawo Kwagbedzie with her award
Joshua Akonde of The Vision School giving a piano interlude
Joshua Akonde being cheered on by his Mum (left) and Tonia Alabi(2nd left) after giving a piano interlude
Group picture with Joshua Akonde and his Mum (2nd left) after giving a piano interlude
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
An exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendee at an exhibition stand
Tonia Alabi at a hairdressing exhibition stand
An exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
An exhibition stand
An exhibition stand
An exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
An exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
Attendees at an exhibition stand
An exhibition stand
Fun time for the children
Fun time for the children
Fun time for the children
Fun time for the children
Fun time for the children
Fun time for the children
Ability Unchained Exhibition Held In Lagos, Nigeria
Coat of Many Colours Africa in collaboration with The Ikeja Golf Club and AWEP Nigeria presented "Ability Unchained", an exhibition of products and skills of special people at the Ikeja Golf Club in Lagos on 10th April, 2023.
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The event banner
(l-r) Steve Alabi, Tonia Alabi and Mr. Sina Akinyemi, Captain, Ikeja Golf Club
(l-r) Steve Alabi, Mrs. Oluyemisi Ogundipe and Tonia Alabi
Tonia Alabi(R) giving the opening message
Steve Alabi delivering the Keynote Address titled "Broken Crayons Can Still Colour".
Cross section of participants
Cross section of participants
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of participants
Cross section of attendees
Cross section of participants
Meshach Odion being appreciated by Tonia Alabi for a wonderful musical rendition
Attendees with some participants
Cross section of attendees
Mr. Bakare, Mrs. Bakare, Tonia Alabi and Mr. Sina Akinyemi, Captain, Ikeja Golf Club
Dance routine by pupils of Wesley School For Hearing Imapaired Children
Dance routine by pupils of Wesley School For Hearing Imapaired Children
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Presentation by Morainbow Foundation
Presentation by Morainbow Foundation
Attendees at a participant's stand
Attendees at a participant's stand
Attendees at a participant's stand
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Products displayed by participants
Presentation by Morainbow Foundation
Tonia Alabi joins a dance routine by pupils of Wesley School For Hearing Impaired Children
Lunch time...
Lunch time
Lunch time
Products displayed by participants
Lunch time
Products displayed by participants
The Support Crew
Organisers and attendees
Section of attendees
Dr. Gabriel Ogundele singing with Meshach Odion
Tonia Alabi with Morainbow Foundation participants
Christine Alabi (Event Compere) interviewing Mr. Olutope Ojo
Some attendees with Steve Alabi
Mr. Olutope Ojo(l) with Tonia and Steve Alabi
Attendees with a participant, Iretiogo Olajide (middle)
Attendees with a participant
Attendees with a participant
Attendees purchasing displayed item by a participant
Attendees showing off items purchased from a participant
(l-r) Tonia Alabi and Mrs. Ololade Owotoro
Mr. & Mrs. Bakare from Dewdrops Foundation
Mr. Gbenga Dosumu and Tonia Alabi at the event
Mrs. Ololade Owotoro of Igbehin Adun Special School being interviewed
Tonia Alabi singing with Meshach Odion
Ability Unchained Exhibition Held In Accra
Coat of Many Colours Africa presented "Ability Unchained", an exhibition of products & skills of special people at Efua Sutherland Children's Park on 4th August, 2023.
Ability Unchained Exhibition Held In Lagos
Coat of Many Colours Africa in collaboration with The Ikeja Golf Club and AWEP presented "Ability Unchained", an exhibition of products & skills of special people at Ikeja Golf Club in Lagos on 10th April, 2023.
Presentation at University of Lagos Orientation 2020
Presentation at the 2019 /2020 Students' Orientation at the University Of Lagos, Nigeria on Tuesday, 12th February, 2020.
Reaching The Grassroots
Presentation of Coat of Many Colours to the Community Development Areas residents of Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State, Nigeria on October 10, 2019
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Reaching The Grassroots
Presentation of Coat of Many Colours to the Executives of Community Development Areas of Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State, Nigeria on September 22, 2019.
Coat of Many Colours Seminar, Ghana, 2019
A Stakeholders' Enlightenment Programme held at British Council Accra on Friday, 23rd July, 2019.
Coat of Many Colours Seminar 2, Nigeria, 2018
A Public Enlightenment Programme held at NAPTIN Executive Hall, Surulere Lagos on Friday, 31st August, 2018.
Coat of Many Colours Seminar, Nigeria, 2018
A Public Enlightenment Programme held at Lagos Resource Centre, Victoria Island Thursday, 30th August, 2018.
Coat of Many Colours Seminar, Ghana, 2018
A Parents’ Enlightenment Programme held at British Council Accra on Friday, 27th July, 2018.
Creativity Unleashed
Selected work,paintings, drawings and photographs by alumni.
Our Focus
Enlightenment
We organise programmes that aim at enlightening stakeholders in charge of raising children and persons who would be confident in their display of potentials and God-given talents.
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Assessment & Evaluation
We are able to arrange for relevant practitioners to carry out assessment and evaluation of a child’s intellectual ability as well as that of the workforce.
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Parents & Schools Support
We organise seminars, workshops and activities that educate the parents and educators on various developmental issues affecting the industry.
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The Dream: Inspire Vocation & Entrepreneurship Centre
The Centre is conceived to be an all-inclusive skill acquisition vocation and personal development centre. Anyone who desires to learn a vocation and/or develop entrepreneurial skill especially children and people with mild physical
or mental/learning challenges.
This has become necessary because we found out that we are in an age of inclusion. Most private vocation centres rarely want to accept students with challenges or learning difficulty even as
we are in an age of inclusion in the education sector.
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