Opening Ceremony.Cohorts 1.23rd August, 2025. We had a great time learning and sharing strategies for a sustainable green planet through Women power, both online and Onsite at Billiri, Gombe State Nigeria. Our profound gratitude goes to all our Speakers, Dignitaries and all participants. Its time to build for humanity. We appreciate the generous support of Global Youth MobilizationEU International Partnerships Youth Empowerment Funds. World YWCAUnited NationsThe Duke of Edinburgh’s International AwardInternational Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent SocietiesEuropean Union at the UN – New York World ScoutingWorld Association of Girl Guides and Girl ScoutsUN Sustainable Development Solutions NetworkWorld YMCAWorld Bank Africa

“Youth involvement can also help people feel a feeling of ownership and belonging in their community. When young people are actively involved in influencing their communities, they are more likely to feel invested and committed to making a positive impact”– Michael Ojo Good news!!Our “Project T” was selected out of over 500 entries, to be presented live at the Global Youth Mobilization final event, celebrating 2 years of global impact through youth initiatives.TUNE IN ON 15th FEBRUARY 2023#UnstoppableTogether#MentalandPhysicalHealth#LBHcleanToiletsbeyond this, we have a bigger plan to do more, we look forward to partnership and collaboration to fight open defecation and plastic waste pollution causing health and environmental challenges while creating livelihood for fragile and rural communities (internally displaced people groups).we are transforming the world with every step more humane than the last. Let’s Build for Humanity!

What a way to wrap up the year!!Our ACTs of Global Citizenship!We were able to extend our impact to yet another community in the northern part of Nigeria. There was an atmosphere of excitement when our team at the @Let’s Build for Humanity. Initiative visited the Sikirit Community in Gombe State, Nigeria, to close the gap in our mission to create more sustainable cities and communities, with every step being more humane than the last. We had the opportunity to teach and educate the community on environmental sanitation, hygiene education, climate change, and sustainable development goals.We also delivered gifts for environmental hygiene and sanitation, since one of our focus areas is WASH education, encompassing SDGs 6, clean water and sanitation, SDG 11, sustainable cities and communities, and SDG 13, climate change. Testimonies coming from the community members were those of appreciation and a request to come back again. And we are ready to do more!This was not possible without the support of The Melton Foundation , having won the hashtag#globalcitizenshipchallenge United Nations @Global Goals for Sustainable Development OPS-WASH UNDP @Global Youth Mobilizationhashtag#changemakers hashtag#SDGs hashtag#actofglobalcitizenship hashtag#makingadifference

Everyone has the power to change the way the world works! Sometimes, we just need is a little nudge to awaken the changemaker within! #100Acts of Global Citizenship is just that: a proven methodology to create a more Sustainable, Equitable, and Diverse tomorrow and a platform to join forces with people from different walks of life who work to remedy global issues, one act at a time.#ACTivateGlobalCitizenship – infinite possibilities! 2nd Place: Michael Ojo – Michael’s Act of Global Citizenship, titled ‘Project “T” (toilet for and hygiene education for the internally displaced and fragile communities)‘ tackled the UN SDG GOAL 6: Clean Water and Sanitation, and GOAL 13: Climate Action. Michael’s Act focused on making decent sanitation facilities available and environmental hygiene education in Nigeria’s internally displaced communities and rural areas, particularly targeting the Kgarawal community of internally displaced people in Northeast Nigeria where the Boko Haram Insurgency has rattled the region.

We were elected from hundreds of application to be part of the journey of creating access to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene through Reckitt‘s Fight for Access accelerator in Nigeria. The message below is from the LinkedIn page of Yunus Social Business. Watch the heartfelt reactions of these 6 hashtag#socialentrepreneurs as we informed them that they would be part of our journey in creating access to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene through hashtag#Reckitt‘s hashtag#FightforAccess accelerator in hashtag#Nigeria. 🎉😍 The next months will be about hashtag#partnership and hashtag#learning where we bring together these local champions to help them scale their solutions and drive impact for their communities. 💪 We look forward to many moments of excitement, challenges, and inspiration, but for now, we leave room for celebration. Please join us in welcoming our chosen social businesses! 👏 👏 👏 Kiddies & Brands Company, Onyeisi Care Foundation, Alora Reusable Pads , SOSO CARE , Toilet Pride Initiative and Let’s Build for Humanity. chukwuma nnanna Michael Ojo Sarah Kuponiyi Kenneth Ogbodo Nneka Osili Nonso Opurum