Archive | December 2018

#iSERVE2050: Congratulations to our contest winners!

As we wrap up the year, once again we wish to celebrate the inaugural winners of 

  • Iheanyi Igboko;  – His entry was about the Monthly Distinguished Speaker Series – Nkata Umu Ibe by Centre For Memories, Enugu, Nigeria
  • Nenye Nwobu;  – Her entry was about her experiences at the stage play “August Meeting”, produced by Raconteur Productions. The play chronicles the lives of the famous Oloko women, after they returned home, following the “Aba Women War.”

Both pieces will be featured on subsequent posts on our blog.

Some of our prizes include best-selling books, cash, and amazing event tickets etc.

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iSERVE2050: Are You Ready, Able and Willing to SERVE?

Leadership ◙ Advocacy ◙ Sustainable Communities ◙ Volunteerism

“Every generation must recognize and embrace the task it is peculiarly designed by history and by providence to perform.”

– Chinua Achebe

[There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra, 2012].

iSERVE2050  →  iGWEBUIKE! South East Renaissance Volunteer Experience

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Re·​nais·​sance|\ˌre-nə-ˈsän(t)s; a movement or period of vigorous artistic and intellectual activity – [REBIRTHREVIVAL, AWAKENING, RENEWAL]

[VISION]

Building an African Success Story!

An integrated, borderless ALAIGBO that is advanced economically, technologically, educationally, and fair to all, irrespective of gender, disability, economic and social strata; retaining and attracting outstanding NDI-IGBO and citizens from Nigeria, Africa and the rest of the world.

[MISSION]

Empowering ONE Million Youth as SERVANT-LEADERS to TRANSFORM ALA-IGBO, one sustainable community at a time (A Nation of Leaders).

[PREMISE]:

“The trouble with Nigeria is simply a failure of leadership…The Nigerian problem is the unwillingness or inability of its leaders to rise to the responsibility, to the challenge of personal example which are the hallmarks of true leadership.” – Chinua Achebe

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