Monday, 29 February 2016

YALI.GOV STARTS #AFRICA4HER CAMPAIGN

YALI Network starts new campaign on girl child education and issues affecting girls in general. In a press release on the foundation website Yali.gov the director explain explicitly on the new campaign.



Investing in women and girls is not only the right thing to do, it’s the smart thing to do. That’s because each action you take to in
 access to equal opportunity in the workplace, to let girls learn, and to eliminate gender-based violence benefits your commu5nity, country, and continent.

On March 1st the YALI Network will again turn its attention to #Africa4Her, a Network-wide initiative to spur awareness and positive action around the issues that keep women and girls from reaching their full potential. Over the coming weeks, YALI Network members can show their support for #Africa4Her by engaging in the activities we’ve outlined for the campaign.

Visit yali.state.gov/4her to pledge and learn what you can do throughout the campaign:

On March 1 start by pledging to invest in women and girls in your community. Once you make your pledge you will receive a personalized graphic with your name and pledge to share with your friends on your social media platforms.

On March 2 at 13:30 UTC join the conversation with a Twitter #YALICHAT with the Ambassador-at-Large for global women’s issues, Cathy Russell! Start asking questions today by tweeting at @YALINetwork using #YALICHAT and #Africa4Her.

Get inspired with the young African leaders at YALICreatives and submit, photos, art, videos or music that help tell a story of inspiring women and girls or individuals working with them in your community. Find more information at yalicreatives.com/africa4her/.

Later on this month, take our new YALI Network Online Course, Understanding the Human Rights of Women and Girls and earn a certificate. Once you have taken the course go out and educate your community by hosting a #YALILearns event and then tell us about it here.

There are more than 220,000 young African leaders in the YALI Network. Imagine the impact you could have on your community, your country and your continent if every one of you took an action to empower women and girls.

I look forward to pledging with you on March 1st!

Sincerely,
Macon Phillips Coordinator, Bureau of International Information Programs U.S. Department of State

Sunday, 28 February 2016

NABOS OAU SUPPORTS HOUSE OF BABITI

The National Association of Botany Students', Obafemi Awolowo University Chapter one of the proud supporters of the #YALIGOESGREEN event organised by House of Babiti redeemed her promise by donating free books and stickers to the organization.

The presentation was done at the Secretariat of the association in Obafemi Awolowo university, while presenting the packages the President, Mr Adetula David said this was part of the support they pledge for organization when the campaign to save the planet and plant a tree started which is in line with what the association is proclaiming to the public. 

During the presentation, members or House of Babiti and NABOS executive were present, while giving her speech Tiamiyu Barakat, the founder HOB thank the whole NABOS executive council for their support and looks forward for their support in future.


Sunday, 21 February 2016

Pictures from the #YALIGoesGreenEvent organised by House of Babiti

On January 27th, 2016 youth speakers from south Western part of Nigeria stormed Obafemi Awolowo University campus to speak to youths on climate change and other trending issues affecting youths in the country.

The speakers are youth leader who have imparted knowledge on young people around them and also inspire them to be something more productive within the environment they find themselves. The event was a success as it witness large turnout of students on campus. 







Friday, 19 February 2016

YALI CLUB OAU TO HOLD MAIDEN PROGRAMME

Young African Leaders Initiative Face to Face club in Obafemi Awolowo university which comprises of students of the great citadel of learning has concluded to hold its first event on campus. This event is coming up almost a month after the group was formed to ensure interpersonal relationship among students that has undergone YALI online courses. In a release made available by the group through its media and publicity secretary, the event will come up on Saturday 27, 2016.


YOUNG AFRICAN LEADERS INITIATIVE
 Presents
YALI FACE2FACE EMPLOYABILITY AND ENTERPRISE CLUB IN OAU ILE-IFE

THEME: Career Learning and Enterprise Program

FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM:
👤Self Awareness and Personal Development
👉Business Development
✍CV writing and Interview skills
👍Including Proposal writing and business presentations for all entrepreneurs

Date: 27th February, 2016.
Time: 11:00am prompt.
Venue: URP Studio 4/5

For enquiry, please contact:
Abosede - 08121832757
Barakat - 08050541172
Collins - 07035054582


Registration is free and strictly by invitation.

Thursday, 18 February 2016

What You need to know about House Of Babiti

In a recent post on social media, the founder and group head House of Babiti, Miss Barakat Tiamiyu uses the mesage to enlightened the public and

House of Babiti This group is an initiative devoted to promoting youth in active leadership and to be change driver's in their countries. With diversified approach ranging from community empowerment, skills training, mentoring and providing platforms for them to blossom. As an organization, our sole responsibility is to make known to these less destitute the opportunities, ideas provided collectively, which they can venture into and also to have power to create opportunities for themselves and others. We are committed to the development of Nigeria and the whole Africa. We would be providing updates on opportunities available to youths, which they can venture into or use to develop themselves: this will be done through our website which will be made available in a short while, and subsequently through this group. It is a house that incorporates young leaders who are expert in their profession, including students from different fields of study among higher institutions across the country