Utoo Queen Nwuese Most Beautiful Petite Girl Nigeria Hospitality 2018, My passion for Humanity

The Most Beautiful Petite Girl Nigeria Hospitality 2018.

My Passion For Humanity.

I have always loved to be my brothers and my sisters keeper,I have always love to help people in need,the less privileged.

For me I think serving humanity is a God given gift which I have passion for,seeing others smile brings happiness to me.

Things needs to be done differently where the Government are not left alone to Carter for the less privilege in the society.

With the little we have we can give a helping hands,showing love with the little you have can go a long way in putting smile on peoples face.

Its a challenge for me to make sure I put smile on the face of people in need of social welfare.

Its a call to service and passion to Humanity, I want the youth in Nigeria to also wake up to their responsibility to show love to the less privilege in our society & Community.

As we don't need millions of Naira to show love..sometimes we don't even need a penny to do this.

Utoo Queen Nwuese.

Books Donated to school in Lagos by SMILE -AFRICA FOUNDATION in partnership with GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN NETWORK & DYNAMIC LEAD ACTIVIST

Today we donated books to SADEC  Nursery & Primary School in Lagos Nigeria,the books was donated by SMILE -AFRICA FOUNDATION in partnership with Global Humanitarian Network & Dynamic Lead Activist.
The program was organized by Dynamic Lead Activist 'Tagged 'EquipAchild'
The book is to equip the student to have a good reading habit.

 Social Historical Context of the Book(Tari's Golden Fleece).
Tari’s Golden Fleece is a book whose story is based on a young village boy Tari, who while growing up faced the harsh side of life. From desertion to death and disappointments of every kind, Tari saw it all. Not deterred, he persevered and continued his struggle till the day his optimism and hard work brought him good fortune.

Synopsis
Life brings the good, the bad and the ugly but to survive we must choose to strive and never give up, hoping for the best and believing in the future.
Little wonder why the saying ’when life gives you lemons, make lemonade’ inspire us to be strong and optimistic despite life’s mysterious situations.
Put yourself in the shoes of the poor Ijaw boy Tari who born and breed in a small village Gbarou from the eastern part of Nigeria finds himself tied to the shackles of life’s intricate circumstances.
Tari’s father Firstman abandoned his mother Tamara when he was eight years old and his sister Perere two. His father absconded with another woman outside matrimony leaving his legal wife and children to suffer without pity.
After a long wait for his father Firstman, Tari’s mother Tamara receives sad and shocking news about the demise of her estranged husband and his illegitimate family in a boat accident.
Tamara picks up the pieces of her life and moves on with her two children Tari and Perere.
Tari becomes a promising child excelling at home and at school.
The journey continues until fate meets up with him and turn things around in his favour for  the better.
About the Author
Francisca Ogechi Okwulehie is the Author of Tari's Golden Fleece an African Fiction based Novella and a graduate of Philosophy from the University of Lagos, Nigeria.
She worked as a radio presenter on the programme Girl’s timeout on Unilag (103.1)FM, and as a journalist has reported and contributed for feminine lifestyle magazines.
As a multipassionate individual, she is the founder of Smile-Africa Foundation a Nonprofit organization and is also the CEO of Moncoeur Global Concept and Moncoeur Proposals a marriage proposal and event planning company. She undertakes a Creative writing workshop for secondary school students once a year.
She is a recipient of the Educate a Girl (EAG) scholarship on the "Fundamentals of Journalism" funded by the Ladies Fund in conjunction with the Whole Woman Network of Canada and the Dawood Global Foundation of Pakistan.
She currently writes a Column on DRIVE an entrepreneurship Magazine. Her penchant for highlife music leaves her listening to it when she is not reading or writing.

Save the girl child initiative program organized by the Global Humanitarian Network

The Global Humanitarian Network & Partners is organizing ' The save the girl child initiative program' in Lagos Nigeria.

The program is to educate the girl child on basic hygiene and using all kinds of learning and lesson platforms to pass the message to the students.

We are reaching out to selected schools in Lagos state where the girl child will be selected for the program.

This will be a rounding program to mark the international girl child day which is in October 11.



Using of technology to teach the girl student  will go a long way for the girl child to benefit.
Different application will be shown to this young girls on how they can learn through tech on their own to be neat and be safe from vulnerable diseases.

We also use this opportunity to call on organization that would love to surport this program either by tech via teaching platforms or donating sanitary or toiletries or funding the project.


We also appreciate those that have surported this program and we intend to do a live streaming at the final event on the 28th of September.

For enquiry and surport you can email us at program@globalhumanitariannetwork.com

UNMGCY & UNICEF Field Consultation For Young People in Humanitarian settings Held @Abuja Nigeria

Global Community Peace Network initiative in partnership with The United Nation Major Group for Children and Youth, on the 26th of April, 2018, held a one day Adolescent and Youth Consultation on the theme-  “Development of the Guidelines for Working With and For Young People In Humanitarian Settings”. This consultation was attended by adolescents and youth representatives from different spheres and organizations across Nigeria. The consultation seeks to gather inputs from adolescents and youth from around the world, to form part of the guidelines as what and how young people think they should be meaningfully engaged in the humanitarian programming and responses.The consultation is in partnership with UNICEF and the Norwegian Refugee Council and its  aimed at ensuring young people have the opportunity to share their opinions on the draft guidelines currently under development.Aim The aim of the consultation was to    Meaningful  engage adolescents and youths in Nigeria and to seek their inputs via meaningful participation so as to  incorporate their views which will be feed into the guidelines to be developed for a meaningful engagement of youth in humanitarian action.  Objectives is to expose youths organizations, government and civil societies to UN MGCY processes to gather perspectives from adolescents and youths in Nigeria as a formal input into the guidelines.Methodology Opening Ceremony,the consultation started with registration of participants at the registration stand and then  introduction of participants and their representing organizations. Next was a Brief welcome note by Queen Ehirim, Regional Focal Point For West and Central Africa humanitarian affairs working group on what the UNMGCY is all about and a brief overview of the what the guidelines for development of guidelines for programming with, and for young people in humanitarian settings including some general principles in achieving this guidelines during the consultations.Mrs Zainab Yusu Director of Corporate Affairs and Programes spoke on the need to partner with with people in achieving any sets goals that will drive the development of the nation forward hence the need for the commission to release the auditorium hall for the consultation and encourage adolescents and youths to always be a voice in matters of both national and international policy decisions.Aboki Kanadi, a resident of Borno –Maiduguri, gave first hand witness of how humanitarian actions are needed in North East because of the current insurgency and emphasized the very critical role adolescents should play not just in formulating the guidelines but also in implementing them making mention that adolescent and youths bare the biggest humanitarian challenges.

Consultation proper, group works and plenaries The actual  consultation started by 10am and ended by 1;45pm with the presentation of the tool kits , and as well the distributionof the summary guidelines and participants were divided into 3 groups-  participants took a critical look into the draft. At the end of the each session, the groups were dissolved and they presented their opinions on issues highlighted in that section of the summary guidelines. The following recommendations were given by the participants: Session 1: Introduction section; after an interactive group session and plenary on section A-D, the participants came up with the following observations and recommendations:Session 2: Participatory Programming- section E; this section was marked as satisfactory by the participants with no comments. Session 3: Responsive Programming- F; this section was also marked as satisfactory by the participants with no comments. Outcomes Field consultation successfully implemented with a number of 15 participants from different organizations.Youth perspectives gathered from Nigeria will add valuable inputs to the guidelines.Challenges  30  youths and adolescents could not make it to the consultation because of lack of mobilization.  Partner organizations e.g NRC, UNICEF did not show up. Lack of finances to support the transportation of participants  Recommendations Availability of resources no matter how small Consultation should be carried out in humanitarian environments and conflict states to gather more and personal experiences from those in dare humanitarian situations which can also serve as needs assessments.Early planning is necessary for effective resource mobilization.

Free medical treatment program across the Ibeju Lekki

There is ongoing free medical treatment program across Ibeju Lekki,the program is well appreciated by the people of Ibeju Lekki as it gives them the opportunity to know their health status
and take the right medication to live a healthy life.

The program was very appreciated by the Elders in the Community and wish for more of such program.

The free medical treatment program across the Ibeju Lekki constituency II powered by ADELEKE OLABANJO for Lagos State House of Assembly lbeju Lekki constituency II 2019

African Clean Up Initiative Live at Ojo Waterside

*ACI Live At Ojo Waterside*

Away from the busy life of Badagry Express, Team ACI took a stroll to Ojo Waterside, a riverline area in Ojo Local Government area of Lagos.

Your community friendly NGO, African Clean Up Initiative (ACI) embarked on this courtesy visit in view of her Beyond Waste Project proposed to hold in one of the riverline villages soon. 

Team ACI learnt that between Badagry and CMS, there are over 1000 villages. These villages are located between the river and the sea. 

And some of the villagers come to Ojo Waterside through canoe or engine boat transportation for commercial purposes.  An appreciable level of commercial activity exist at this jetty. This is mostly because Ojo Waterside overlooks the Ojo Market. Hence, the villages courtesy of the jetty are able to interact with persons living on land, buy and sell their wares.

Team ACI gathered that life is calm in the villages. However that does down play the dire need for community development projects within any of the communities.

Team ACI is yet to decide the first community to benefit from the Beyond Waste Project. Beyond Waste is an ACI program targeted at the health and social issues of people living in low income communities.

As plans unfold, we will keep you posted. As you  certainly must have know, uplifting the living standard of people in low income community is our collective effort. 

We have done it before for some communities like Orisumibare in Apapa, Makoko, Marine Beach, Onne in River State and Mosquito village in Ajegunle. We still can do it again joining hands to put smiles in the lives of people in low income communities.

Ambode's wife distribute 50,000 shoes,sock to Lagos pupils

Wife of the Lagos State Governor and founder, Hope for Women in Nigeria Initiative, (HOFOWEM), Bolanle Ambode, on Tuesday flagged off the distribution of 50,000 shoes and branded socks to primary one pupils of public schools across the state.

Mrs Ambode flagged off the distribution at the Cherubim and Seraphim Primary School, Lagos Road, Majidun in Ikorodu.

The distribution is the 2018 edition of the Project Bright Steps, a pet project of HOFOWEM to boost the morale of the children and sensitise the society that the welfare of pupils is important in getting the best of them in their academic pursuits.