Assessment of Church and Community – Based Social Ministry Programmes of the Nigerian Baptist Convention Among Fulani Communities in Baruten Local Government Area, Kwara State, Nigeria

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For more than seventy years, the Nigerian Baptist Convention (NBC) through her Social Ministries (SM) agencies have been involved in the provision of social services to reach and affect lives by meeting needs of people of different cultures, languages, religions and social strata. The Nigerian Baptist Convention-Social Ministry adopts different Social Ministry programmes to carry out its social ministries. However, there seems to be no independent Monitoring and Evaluation (ME) to guide future improvements. Therefore, this study assessed the Nigerian Baptist Convention-Social Ministries among Fulani communities in Baruten Local Government Area, Kwara State. Maslow’s Theory anchored the study and it adopted descriptive survey research

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