Public Servant; Strategic Communicator- Public Relations/Advertising; Advocate for Youth & Women in Governance
Joined November 2010
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"You can sit and watch the garden grow or you can get out there and be the gardener"
~An anonymous Public Servant~
Suffice it to say, it takes courageous people who take calculated risks to bring about a change
Jemimah Jatau Kyari retweeted
Jos is the home of creativity ♥
A Jos guy, @BamaiyiDanladi , painted this 😍
1. Ahead of the #ArewaTechFest, alumni of the five cohorts of KIF had the incredible opportunity to host our founder and visioneer, @elrufai to a dinner reception, where we shared insights about our post-KIF experience.
ALT A group of 5 men and 1 woman smiling.
3. Grateful for the engaging discussions, the ability to reflect about our country’s economic, political, and electoral future, and the chance to learn not only from such an experienced public administrator but also from the next generation of Nigeria’s public leaders!
To loosely paraphrase the evening’s key takeaway, “for enduring good governance, never compromise on these qualities of a leader: capability, competence, and capacity. #kashimibrahimfellowship #KIF #trueLeadership #goodgovernance #nigeria
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Feel truly honored to be named one more time as one of the @Forbes 100 Most Powerful Women in the world. This will be the 7th time, starting in 2011. Congratulations to all the women on this list working hard to make a difference and to others working hard to change the world even if they are not on the list. Special congratulations to my younger sister @MoAbudu, great to have two Nigerian women on this list.
forbes.com/profile/ngozi-oko…
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Please read and act.
Calling out @MopsonP over this neofylin advert that is in such bad taste. Some of the problematic things about the advert include:
1. The portrayal of a father as incapable of caring for sick children
2. Father yelling at his children and wife
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If you care about human dignity, I want you to retweet this, share, and tag people with influence to take action.
#StoptheAdvert
#tenderAnApology
#MandatoryGenderEqualityTraining
#DoNoHarm
#embraceequality
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Proud to have worked on this podcast that sheds light on policies, practices and offers valuable tips that can help create a truly inclusive environment for everyone in the energy sector. We are excited to collectively build a more compassionate and empowered energy sector! 💡
🎧 #WeekendListening 🎧 #Podcast 🎧 #DisabilityInclusion 🎧
Learn strategies to promote an inclusive environment for #PersonsWithDisabilities in the #EnergySector workforce & for electricity consumers.
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@NGElectricHub @USAIDNigeria @USinNigeria
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📢 Calling all mentors, coaches, innovators, leaders & changemakers! Do you have what it takes to be a champion of social inclusion & diversity in Nigeria’s energy sector? Submit your nomination to find out 👇👇
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@USAIDNigeria @USAIDWestAfrica
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My wife woke up beside me again today. She kissed me good morning.
And then we prayed together.
It has dawned on me that this woman would be beside me forever. I’ll learn how to serve her more and make her happy.
First I’ll need to learn improve myself better.
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This is a special invitation to join the Trustees, New Exco and fellow Alumni for a meet and greet.
We look forward to connecting with you. Click on the link bit.ly/HKSAlumniMeetGreet to RSVP.
We cannot wait to welcome you.
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THROWBACK FRIDAY: (1/2) I spent most of last Friday 28th October interacting with the 5th cohort of the Kashim Ibrahim Fellows as a resource person.
The Governance and Economy Workshop is an annual October ritual on the KIF Calendar which I moderate.
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Late Sir Kashim Ibrahim was the first and last civilian Governor of Northern Nigeria, and he was popularly known for his many reforms, especially around education.
A believer in western education, Sir Ibrahim was responsible for the expansion of schools in Borno… (1/3)
Allah Sarki. May the soul of Pankyes Rest in the bosom of the Lord
For those sending DMs for what happened, this is the account of how Chopboii, Gwezi, B. Rollings and Blessing were brutally murdered.
#ChopboiiForever
