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PROJECT_INSPIRE Interview With Ogundowole Moyinoluwa

Driven by a passion to make the world a better place, Ogundowole Moyinoluwa established Goldheart Foundation, whose vision is to create a loving environment where teenagers can discover their purpose and explore their potential while becoming influencers of positive social change. Moyinoluwa is a teen-coach who paints her world without borders with beautiful smiles. Project_Inspire is delighted to introduce Ogundowole Moyinoluwa  as our guest for the month of August .   PROJECT_INSPIRE : Can we meet you? Moyinoluwa : My name is Ogundowole Moyinoluwa. I'm a graduate of Geography and Environmental Management from the premier university of education, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. I'm 25 years old, from a family of seven and the fifth child. Im an indigene of Owo in Ondo State. Im a certified, passionate teacher, teen-coach and a community development devotee. I'm passionate about the growth and development of teenagers, orphans and vuln...

PROJECT_INSPIRE CHAT WITH NKWOCHA MARYANNE

No nation has been able to realize its full potential by neglecting its women population. Nkwocha Maryanne is a girl-child advocate who believes that if women and girls are allowed to be themselves, there is no limit to what they can become. In this interview with Project_Inspire, ChangeMaker Nkwocha Maryanne shares her involvement in girl-child empowerment and her hopes for a better Nigeria . PROJECT_INSPIRE : Can we meet you? MARYANNE : I am Nkwocha Maryanne, a social entrepreneur from Imo state. PROJECT_INSPIRE : How would you summarize your childhood? MARYANNE : It was a fun-filled, amazing and disciplined experience. When I remember most of my childhood memories, I smile. Looking back, I can only say Thank you, Jesus. PROJECT_INSPIRE : You said you had an amazing childhood. Did that resonate also with academics? MARYANNE : I loved the idea of school as a child. I wasnt that girl that cried on her way to school (Hahaha!). I had my primary (T and Y International Sch...