Happy new month. 🇳🇬
September is a month of fresh starts and a reminder that small acts can create big impacts.
What small act will you take this month?
The Nigeria we want is built by choosing to show up.
Here’s to a purposeful September.
#Project35Ten#SmallActsBigImpacts
Education is where Project35Ten begins.
Not a quick decision. They weighed the options, healthcare, the economy, security, and more, and one rose above them all.
Education is the foundation the rest is built on. 🇳🇬
#Project35Ten#CommunityOfAction#Education
Nigeria of our dreams is a collaborative effort, not an individual one. 🇳🇬
The work belongs to those who choose it.
#Project35Ten#MeetOurGuardians#Nigeria
Meet our Guardians.
Usman Oyebamiji on why he's part of this: moving from the sidelines of futile conversation to active nation-building, bringing together a community that delivers projects, programmes, and policy ideas, to show that building the
Meet our Guardians.
Lande Abudu on why she’s part of this: working with community-focused citizens to entrench lasting change, weaving the vision of a working Nigeria into our national fabric, pod by enduring pod. 🇳🇬
Something is brewing…
Our Guardians have spent time learning, connecting and understanding what it means to move from concern to collective action.
Now, it’s time to put that into practice.
What are they up to? 🤔
We’re not telling you just yet. 😁
Meet our Guardians.
Beatrice Izeagbe Okpara on why she’s part of this: moving beyond concern for Nigeria to action, finding her tribe, people who believe a better Nigeria is possible, and doing her part to organise, contribute, and inspire others.
Meet our Guardians.
Olabisi Olatunbosun on why she’s part of this: an opportunity to turn what she knows, who she knows, and what she can contribute into meaningful action, a responsibility to serve, to build people and communities,
so that Nigeria's emergence becomes a question of when, not if. 🇳🇬
Nigeria changes when its citizens act, together.
#Project35Ten#MeetOurGuardians#Nigeria
Meet our Guardians.
Jude Nnadozie on why he's part of this: to bubble quietly beneath the surface with a small community that shares his patriotism and hope, believing there are pockets of good heating up under our feet,
He’s here to build bridges between those clusters of goodwill, connecting people who alone are a drop in the ocean, but together create a massive wave. 🇳🇬
This is what organised citizenship looks like.
#Project35Ten#MeetOurGuardians#Nigeria
Meet our Guardians.
Abubakar Suleiman on why he’s part of this: Nigeria is full of islands of good intention, but impact stays limited while they work in silos.
Meet our Guardians.
Chineze Amanfo-Okpara on why she's part of this: joining a community driving better leadership and stronger institutions, learning, contributing, and building a Nigeria that works for everyone. 🇳🇬
Meet our Guardians.
Prof. Mike Ogirima on why he's part of this: drawn by the founders' mission, he brings his expertise in health and a vast network of committed people to a formidable movement for a better Nigeria. 🇳🇬
The future is built by those who show up.
#Project35Ten
Meet our Guardians.
Ebere Dominic Okpara on why he’s part of this: being a Guardian means joining a community of Nigerians willing to take responsibility for our country’s future, working together for better leadership, stronger institutions,