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Project_Inspire Heroes Boulevard 2019

12 Stories • 12 Nonprofit Organizations • 12 Change Makers impacting over 81,945 lives nationwide and beyond


From January 5-December 5,2019,we have interviewed and published the interviews of twelve social entrepreneurs across the nation. Here is a rundown of who they are and the organizations they represent:

JANUARY

   Idoko Isaac 

 Project Manager, Conflict Free Nation.

Conflict Free Nation work to prevent violent conflicts in the nation and help victims of such conflicts. 

FEBRUARY

  Nkwocha Maryanne

 Enabler, Female & More Project, Katsina

Female&More Project is a self-esteem and leadership project designed to embolden young females to believe in self, imagine and pursue a future of greatness. It's powered by Youngstars Foundation with support from World Movement for Democracy.

MARCH

Abraham Ologundudu

Cofounder, SocialGoodLagos

SocialGoodLagos is dedicated to localizing the United Nations agenda by promoting new media & technology to achieve the sustainable development goals in Nigeria. 

APRIL

Esther Nwachukwu

Convenor, POSH Ladies Academy

Possibilities of Soaring High (POSH) Ladies Academy is an online and offline academy that teaches women how to identify their gifts, build self-confidence and fulfil their dreams. 

MAY

Offiong David Bassey

 Program Manager, MCHDI 

My Hero Community Development Initiative (MHCDI) is a non-for-profit organization committed to building a sustainable socio-economic improvement in the quality of life of rural people in Nigeria and acroos Africa through innovative partnership.

JUNE

Adetokunbo Adetola Abigail

Founder ,Kiyeseni Foundation 

Kiyeseni Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to providing indigent children with access to basic quality education and to raising awareness on child sexual abuse. 

JULY

Victor Chimezie

Founder,Mind Reformers Network 

Minds Reformers Network is a youth-based initiative aimed at peace-building and young minds reformation. 

AUGUST

 Ogundowole Moyinoluwa

Executive Director, GoldHeart Foundation

Goldheart Foundation is established to help teenagers discover purpose , deploy their potentials while reaching to orphans and vulnerable in the society. 

SEPTEMBER

  Akinyemi M.Adedeji

 Founder, Boot Camp X 

Boot Camp X is a digital leadership project that connects young people with mentors in various fields; mind building, career guidance, writing and scholarship applications. 

OCTOBER

Amarachi Peace Nwokenkwo 

Founder, Priceless Teens

The vision of Priceless Teens is to raise a generation of purposeful teenagers who will dare to be different through its yearly conference (Priceless Conference).

NOVEMBER

Uchenna Leonard Gabriel

Founder, U.Chess and Leisure Games 

U.Chess and Leisure Games creates platforms for young people to learn how to play chess and, in the process, improve academically.


DECEMBER

Chioma Precious Ejimofor 

Founder ,Jidem Foundation

Jidem Foundation focuses on child mentorship , value reorientation and sickle cell disorder advocacy and management. 


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