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A visually impaired who makes #music:
We went with a mobile studio to her school. It's amazing she sees us in her heart. A miracle! Thank you @Dera_Val, the Grace Boy for being part of this noble project. We're here for all of us.
Caritas Christi urget nos.
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#CFMBookSeries
Have you read Buchi Emecheta’s “The Bride Price”?
First published in 1976, this great literary classic follows a young Nigerian woman who rejects the patriarchal traditions of her culture to find love and happiness in the western world. With pure honesty and
areas including
•Career Opportunities in STEM
•Building a Gender-Inclusive Society
•Career Opportunities in Media & Branding
•Nonprofit/Community Organizing and Development
Date: Friday, 31 March 2023
Time: 12:00 PM WAT
Venue: Centre For Memories, 2 Awgu Street,
To cap off the Nwanyị Bụ Ife Series and in commemoration of the International Women's Month, the Centre will be hosting a summit on the 31st of March, 2023 to educate and mentor young female students in different aspects of life.
Participants at the summit will be mentored in
NWANYỊ BỤ IFE SUMMIT MARCH 2023
This March, the Centre For Memories initiated the #NwanyịBụIfe series to celebrate the achievements of illustrious Igbo women, and also to highlight worthy role models for younger women and girls in the society.
In the January edition of the Inspiring Leadership Reflection Interactive Series (ILERIS), we host a hands-on business couch, Prof. Talatu Muhammad Barwa, Dean, Dangote Business School, Bayero University Kano. We invite you to tap from the experience this great academic @YZYau
Timeline in the Den: The Nsukka Experiment - Chikezie Ifedobi - Igbo Conference 2021.
In the 1930s, a man had a dream to emancipate his people through an afro-centric, home-grown, utilitarian, to solve African problems
#FirstIndigenousUni#PanAfricanism
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They'll tell you Bill Gates was a drop out,but they won't tell you his mother was on the board of a Bank,they'll tell you Zuckerberg dropped out but they won't say his parents were top medical professionals. If you have no shock absorber, take your education and skills seriously!
South America. Hire from Africa. Trust the youth and the promise they continue to deliver on. If you are not sure how to engage and hire from this region, abeg, please reach out, let me open your eyes.
Make it make sense! I guess I'm tweeting this to continue my desire for non-Africans, for non-Nigerians to see this and understand that these markets hold massive potential, for talent, for innovation and for a remote work force that stands to rival India, Eastern Europe &
Spent 30 mins with a 22 year old DevOps export this morning, working at @DeimosCloud and it never gets old. How? How are you an expert in the cloud, K8s, SRE at the age of 22? I was still studying at the age of 29, these people are being promoted to Senior Engineer by age 23?
I have hired (literally) hundreds of people in Nigeria over the last 8 years. As I am sitting here reviewing CV's today, I am still completely blown away by the depth of the talent available and the level of professionalism shown.