Registered NGO · CAC No. 25252

Advocacy for the Support of Prisoners and Indigents Rights

We envision the poor gain justice and freedom (physically and spiritually), rehabilitated and empowered.

Who we are

A ministry of justice, mercy and restoration

ASPIR is a Non Governmental and Nonprofit making Ministry with the mandate to fulfill her part of wholistic development of man in line with the proclamation of the whole Gospel of Christ and the restoration of the whole person towards the image of God. We desire to achieve this through spiritual, legal and social services rendered to man.

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Mission

We envision a dynamic non-profit Christian based organisation known for its advocacy and support of prisoners and indigents.

Vision

To speak for and defend the rights of the less privileged prisoners and indigents to obtain Justice and Freedom.

What we do

Six ways ASPIR serves the poor and imprisoned

From the courtroom to the classroom, we walk with prisoners and indigents until justice, freedom and restoration are won.

Legal Representation

We represent prisoners and indigents in court, securing bail, fair trial and freedom for those who cannot afford a lawyer.

Advocacy & Awareness

We organise fundamental and civic rights awareness in urban and rural communities, so no one loses justice to ignorance.

Skills & Education

We train indigent children, youths and adults in skills and education so they can live responsibly and contribute to society.

Discipleship & Counselling

We present the gospel, counsel and disciple those we serve, restoring the whole person — spirit, mind and body.

Peace Building

We resolve conflicts out of court wherever possible, encouraging peaceful co-existence instead of enmity.

Relief Materials

We distribute food, clothing and relief materials to indigents in dire need, especially those affected by crisis.

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Our activities

On the ground across Nigeria — trainings, sensitizations and advocacy

Our activities include advocating/representation in court, going to police stations and other relevant places on behalf of indigents/less privilege detainees, resolving conflicts out of court, advocating, organizing fundamental and civic rights awareness in urban and rural areas, counseling, presenting Jesus Christ salvation message to clients, disciple making of those saved, teaching, skill training acquisition, rehabilitating, confidence building, facilitating workshops and seminars, conferencing, empowering those that have acquired skills, distribution of food and clothing to indigents we are ministering to that have such needs.