Bountiful Foundaton LTD/GTE

02/02/2025

Ignite Nigeria 2025: Shaping the Future for a Better World.

Developing authentic leadership qualities is vital for young leaders to discover their personal leadership style, enhance self-awareness, and embrace the habits that define effective leadership.

By mastering the core practices of Exemplary Leadership—Modeling the Way, Inspiring a Shared Vision, Challenging the Process, Enabling Others to Act, and Encouraging the Heart—individuals can establish a strong foundation for success. These practices empower leaders to lead with integrity, inspire others, foster collaboration, and create meaningful, lasting change.

Additionally, resilient leaders who focus on their own mental health and wellness demonstrate improved leadership abilities, contributing to more compassionate and effective leadership overall.

In line with this vision, Communitywide Charities, in collaboration with Asido Foundation, RebuildX Africa, and Bountiful Foundation, are pleased to invite you to the Ignite Nigeria 2025 Leadership Training.

This transformative three-day event offers a unique opportunity for young leaders across Nigeria to unlock their potential, build meaningful connections, and learn from one another. By engaging in practical strategies for addressing community challenges, you will be empowered to contribute to building a more just and sustainable future.

Don’t miss the chance to network, grow, and make a tangible impact in your community and beyond. Make plans to attend Ignite Nigeria 2025 and become part of the leadership revolution shaping the future.

Featured Speakers / Trainers:
Dr. Jibril Abdulmalik (Asido Foundation)
Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri (Asido Foundation)
Dr. Taiwo Adelanwa Olubusayomi Bountiful ( Bountiful Foundaton LTD/GTE
Mr. Osita (Rebuild X Africa)
Mr. Johnson Farotimi (CommunityWide Charities)
Mr. Olawale Folorunsho (CommunityWide Charities)
Mr. John Ogundiran (CommunityWide Charities)
Ms. Daisy K*m (CommunityWide Charities)
Amb. Temilade Aladeokin (CommunityWide Charities)

Venue:
Plot 9, Gbagada Industrial Scheme, beside UPS, Gbagada-Oworonshoki Expressway, Lagos.

Registration:

Please click the link to complete this form.

07/09/2024

A city of Aqua Splendor and Aqua Squalid- city of two halves

31/08/2024

In Kenya "Great majority of abused women come from slum areas" (UoN, 2008)

whats the trend in my Lagos

29/08/2024

Among the one billion defecating in the open globally, 66 % of them live in India.(Routray, Schmidt, Boisson et al., 2015 )

27/08/2024

"The extended family systems pervade the socio-economic and political circumstances in most of the emerging nations. The burden of extended family system can be bogged down by a great number of dependants and multifarious family commitments. It jeopardizes individualism, hinders mobility (because of strong family ties) and may lower ambition and rate of achievement" Olujimi and Olusanya, 2001

Not my handwriting please, see citation

01/08/2024

Does this stat bother you?
what are your deductions?

Highlights of the 2022 Multidimensional Poverty Index survey reveal that:

63% of persons living within Nigeria (133 million people) are multidimensionally poor.
The National MPI is 0.257, indicating that poor people in Nigeria experience just over one-quarter of all possible deprivations.
65% of the poor (86 million people) live in the North, while 35% (nearly 47 million) live in the South. Poverty levels across States vary significantly, with the incidence of multidimensional poverty ranging from a low of 27% in Ondo to a high of 91% in Sokoto.
Over half of the population of Nigeria are multidimensionally poor and cook with dung, wood or charcoal, rather than cleaner energy. High deprivations are also apparent nationally in sanitation, time to healthcare, food insecurity, and housing.
In general, the incidence of monetary poverty is lower than the incidence of multidimensional poverty across most states. In Nigeria, 40.1% of people are poor according to the 2018/19 national monetary poverty line, and 63% are multidimensionally poor according to the National MPI 2022.
Multidimensional poverty is higher in rural areas, where 72% of people are poor, compared to 42% of people in urban areas.
The National MPI is reported with a linked Child MPI, which provides additional information on Multidimensional Child Poverty in Nigeria. -Nigeria Bureau of Statistics, 2022.



ITS DEEPER THAN WE CAN SEE.

01/08/2024

DESCRIBE YOURSELF WITHOUT SAYING YOUR NAME:

What defines you? add yours in the comment section please :

-culturalpsychologist

25/07/2024

"Nominal earnings have not kept up with inflation, pushing
another 10 million Nigerians into poverty in 2023". - World Bank 2024.

My concern is what the statistics will look like when 2024 Q4 household survey is done.

19/07/2024

the Principles for Good International Engagement in Fragile State