A Ray of Hope UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace: Nigeria

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Nigeria

Dear Young Nigerian Professionals,

CLCWA, TakingitGlobal in Partnership with Paradigm Initiative of Nigeria (PIN) held a three day (October 12-14,2007) Building Sustainable growth and development in our communities youth conference with the theme: Youth access and participation, at the assembly hall of West African People's Institute (WAPI), Calabar, Cross River State. The conference had NiPRO's General manager for two days as its facilitator and compere...

The value adding conference attracted over sixty (60) youths across the country. Amongst the guests were Chief Chris Momnang, director of youth ministry, Cross River State who represented Hon. Edet Okon Asim , Commissioner for youth development; Dr. (Mrs) Sylvia Atsu, Commissioner for Information, Cross River State; Dr. Ani Etokidem, Department of Community Medicine, University of Calabar; Mr. Tope Akinwumi of Aptech; and staff of LNG.

Summarily, it was educative, interactive and empowering. These are some of the pictures from Day one... We will send some more.

Cheers!

--
Victor Gotevbe
General Manager
Nigerian Professionals International network
www.niproinc.com
234-8033057677

Tags: CLCWA, Chief Chris Momnang, Hon. Edet Okon Asim, Dr. (Mrs) Sylvia Atsu, Ani Etokidem, WAPI, NiPRO,

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A Ray of Hope, UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace

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A Ray of Hope UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Nigeria

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