These were the questions I asked myself and the bible before arriving at this conclusion: Did Jesus think men and women should be treated equally? Did Jesus feel a woman had the mental capacity to direct him on what to do? Did Jesus allow women express themselves? Did Jesus like to empower women? Teach them […]
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As part of activities to commemorate International Youth Day 2016, Rivers State Ministry of Youth Development in collaboration with the Rivers State Sustainable Development Goals Office organized a one-day workshop on “Youth Leading Sustainability” at the Public Hearing Hall, Rivers State House of Assembly Complex on Wednesday, 10th August 2016. The workshop started at about
I spent my birthday (August 10th) at a Sustainability Workshop in Port Harcourt, I was invited to speak on Youths Leading Sustainability through Community Engagement. I had a great time talking about Nigerian youths doing big things in the Sustainability sphere and how more people can get involved. See pictures of the event below: A
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Part 13/13 of the Business Sustainability in Nigeria Series with Adiya Atuluku and Jennifer Uchendu I must have written about my sustainability story a couple of times but never on this site and specifically for business sustainability. Founding and running SustyVibes is not my first sustainability job and will not be my last, I have
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The C.I.T.Y. Summer Leadership School is an intensive training program of the Eagles HOPE Foundation, designed to create an environment where leadership and life building values can be instilled into teenagers in a creative, impactful and fun-filled way. The primary objective of the summer program is to develop the leadership potential in teenagers by training/
Teaching the SDGs at the HOPE City Camp, Port Harcourt. Read More »
Ismail is the Co-Founder & CEO of Caerphilly Farms Ltd. Through this venture, Ismail hopes to contribute his quota (however small) in reducing unemployment especially amongst youth, hunger and malnutrition as well as ensuring food security in Nigeria. Under the aegis of the Abuja Global Shapers Community, Ismail commits his time to implementing community service
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This post was inspired by Peter Adeleye’s post on spaces for public leisure and community participation in Nigeria. It has been a while I wrote on this column, I have been so busy with other projects that I forgot I visited this park the last time I went to Abuja, though it was evening time
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I screamed for joy when I read the news that Solar Impulse had completed her trip around the world, I had been following the story for months and sharing progress on my social media with the hashtag #TheFutureisClean and with the highest hopes that everything will go on smooth and that this would inspire everyone
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Read2Lead Nigeria is an NGO founded by Ugonma Ogu, with a mission to promote reading among children especially those in primary schools. She does this by assisting schools to build and stock up their libraries for ease of access for the pupils; she also initiates book clubs to make this project sustainable. On Monday, July 4th,
Last week, I went to Seed of Knowledge Nursery and Primary Schools, Okota to talk to 200 young children about the Global Goals (SDGs), following our premiere visit to Ostra Schools, we thought it would be great to reach out to an even younger generation of children bursting with hopes of a very great Nigeria.
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