This Authentic! ‘Women in Social Enterprise-West Africa’& ‘A World at School’ present the #GirlsWithTheOrangeBook … Runway to Education this Saturday for the Girl-Child… Oluseun Onigbinde, Japheth Omojuwa, Chude Jideonwo and Olumide Idowu moderate the session as models.
Women in Social Enterprise- West Africa (WISE-West Africa), a collation of Female Social Entrepreneurs who drive social innovation and transformation in various fields including education, health, environment and enterprise development has announced the maiden installment of its novel platform to celebrate International Day of the Girl-Child and also raise awareness about the 58 million out of school children in the world, most especially girls.
This edition marks the UN International Day of the Girl-Child celebration in Nigeria this Saturday, 11 October 2014. The #GirlsWithTheOrangeBook is presented in partnership with the ‘A World at School’ and inspired by the W-Community of Access Bank.
“The first edition would be a transformation,” says the Project Lead of WISE, Ebele Enebeli. “Leading Female Advocates who are Nigerian-Internationals from across the world would engage with us live in a 4 Hours No-Barred Conversation as we embrace the solutions, reflections of #BringBackOurGirl campaign, impact of securing and educating the Girl-Child. So, our partners at BudgIT will deliver data analysis, visualization using an array of tools such as videos, illustrations, etc. around the conversation.
The WISE-WEST AFRICA ‘GirlsWithTheOrangeBook- Nigeria IDG 14 Runway’ is part of the innovative solutions of Securing and Educating the Girl-Child in West Africa. Let’s Bring Back our Girls for the Girls with the Orange Book … watch the clips of the RIO Girl who silenced the world in 1992 and 20 Years After https://www.youtube.com/watch?
“We have our New Media Specialist, Pelumi Oyetemein directing the squad-on-the-digital space with a team of Four-Eleven,” Enebeli said. “From the 11 Leading Women which includes Oby Ezekwesili, Toyin Saraki, Uche Pedro, Linda Ikeji, Bolanle Austeen Peters, Adiat Disu, Joe Okei Odumakin, Betty Irabor , Toyin Olakanpo, Gbemi Olateru Olagbegi & The W-Community Rep. from Access Bank and we will connect them through our most sought after moderators including Oluseun Onigbinde, Japheth Omojuwa, Chude Jideonwo and Olumide Idowu
“Definitely, the place to be on International Day of the Girl Child is on Social Media,” Pelumi said.
Follow the conversation on Twitter @chastecharity and participating handles. The official hashtag is #GirlsWithTheOrangeBook Twitter League: #UpForSchool and #IDG2014
Editor’s Note: This Heroes mentioned are not endorser or do we seek financial gratification from them on this project but a valid way of reaching out of them to lend a voice in attainment of the UN Goals.
NB: Kindly revert on further information, advice, reservations, recommendations or to contribute to the success of the initiative ( Its for Everyone) SO HELP US GOD !!!
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