End Bad Governance Protests – Nigeria 2024

Join the Conversation! Are you concerned about the ongoing protests and political turmoil in Nigeria? Join us for an insightful free webinar designed to help you make sense of current events and understand their implications for our nation.

Webinar Details:

Date: Tuesday, August 6th, 2024
Time: 2 PM Nigerian Time
Platform: Online (Register for your Free pass code here)

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Join the webinar from anywhere with internet access, whether you’re at home or on the go.
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Regardless of your skill level, if you are eager to learn, you are more than qualified to participate.

Why Attend this webinar?

Interactive Sessions: Participate in Q&A sessions and live discussions.
Participation is FREE! However, spaces are limited. Secure your spot by registering today and receive your unique pass code.

Why You Should Attend:

Gain Insight: Understand the root causes of the protests and the broader political situation.
Engage with Experts: Learn from knowledgeable speakers who will share their perspectives and answer your questions.
Empower Yourself: Equip yourself with the information needed to navigate and respond to the current challenges in Nigeria.

Your participation is crucial in fostering an informed and engaged citizenry. Don’t miss this opportunity to join the conversation and contribute to the call for significant reforms and better governance in Nigeria.

The Speakers and what to expect

Professor Oluwafemi Esan

Professor Oluwafemi Esan is the principal consultant of the Transpersonal Mental health clinic. The Vice-Chancellor and Global Academic director of El-Roi London Academy. Vice-chancellor of El-Roi London University.

The Ambassador Of The Sovereign Kingdom Of Hawaii To The United Kingdom and European Union. He is an ordained Prophet with over 20 years of international Prophetic ministry experience.

A Transpersonal Therapist with over 10 years practice experience with speciality in Transpersonal Mental health interventions. A professional coaching psychologist with an MSc in coaching psychology from the University of East London.

Prof. Oluwafemi Esan – Exposing the Dangers of Leading with a Colonial Slave Mentality

Prof. Esan will delve into the pervasive impacts of colonial-era mindsets in contemporary leadership, highlighting how these attitudes undermine progress and contribute to current governance issues.

About the speaker

In addition, he obtained a Master of Education, MEd, from Canterbury Christ Church University. A professor of transpersonal psychology with 12 years of research experience in the field of Transpersonal psychology.

He has a doctorate in transpersonal Coaching psychology approved by the Kingdom of Hawaii Royal Accreditation Commission (KOHRAC). Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, in conjunction with El-Roi London University.

A certified Transpersonal Mental Health Therapist and Consultant in Transpersonal Psychology. A consultant in teacher training and development. He has trained over 400 trainees’ teachers in the UK in the last five years.

Austin Isikhuemen – Youth and Activism in Nigeria

Austin Isikhuemen will discuss the crucial role of Nigerian youth in driving political change, examining their influence on the current protest movements and their potential to shape the future of the nation.

Dr. Ikechi Agbugba is a profound food & agro economist with wide experiences in project management, marketing, business management, entrepreneurship development, food security, technology in agriculture, crop, and livestock sciences, among other areas.

A Senior Lecturer at Nigeria’s foremost State University – Faculty of Agriculture, Rivers State University, Port Harcourt City, Nigeria.

Dr. Ikechi Agbugba – Ongoing Protests in Africa’s Giant: Is Food Insecurity Really the Catalyst?

Dr. Agbugba will analyze the ongoing food insecurity crisis in Nigeria, discussing how rising food prices and shortages are at the heart of the protest issues and their broader implications for the nation.

Dr Ikechi is affiliated with the following institutions – Rivers State University (Port Harcourt City, Nigeria), Rome Business School, York St John Uni, Tennessee State Uni, Uni of Birmingham, Uni of Fort Hare, Lovely Professional Uni, Uni of KwaZulu Natal, Uni of Limpopo, to mention a few.

He is endowed with intense experience in developing project proposals which has been delivered in South African communities and has also been part of the EU Horizon Funding, NUFFIC, ARC and WRC among other opportunities aligning with the SDGs agenda of the United Nations.

Dr Ikechi has twice consulted for the United Nations under the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Connecting Diaspora for Development Project focused on train-the-trainers programme spearheaded by the Hague Office in the Netherlands.

He successfully delivered his assignments at the Food Crop Production Technology Transfer Station; and a Horticulture Research Institute (NIHORT), both in Nigeria.

Austin Odile, Certified Speaker on Ethics, Public Affairs Analyst and Retired State Director, National Orientation Agency, NOA.

Austin Odile – Historical Context of Nigerian Protests

Austin Odile will explore the historical roots of political activism in Nigeria, providing a comprehensive understanding of how past events have shaped the current landscape of protests.

Faraday Ebose – on Social Media and
Mobilization

Mr. Faraday Ebose will speak on social media and Mobilization, analyzing the impact of social media platforms in organizing protests, spreading awareness, and galvanizing support locally and internationally.