MULTIPLE AWARD WINNER, AUTHOR,, CORPORATE MC, MENTOR, PROMOTER & AMBASSADOR FOR PEACE -UNIVERSAL PEACE FEDERATION. WE PROMOTE THE SUCCESS STORIES OF AFRICANS & CARIBBEANS AROUND THE WORLD. CONTACT US NOW ON +447882809005
We can’t keep on trading in the dark, Believing all told and untold, Lies to sacrifice up minors, weak,old and poor,
We shall crave to recoil, This common enemy, Whose sole intent is to destroy, And discriminate mankind,
We must talk, And not keep quiet, About a crime going on everywhere Stand up today, And dissuade this myth, Treacherous and damaging,
We share a common content, Our DNA, With its powerful connections, To undo the sin of mythology,illusions, stigma ,
For goodness sake, We must honestly talk, Though we have lost our brows to grace The reality, But the reality, truth of mankind Must be told,
„We must talk „
„WIR MÜSSEN REDEN “
Wir können nicht im Dunkeln weiter handeln. Alles gesagt und nicht erzählt, Lügen, um Minderheit,Schwache, Alte und Arme zu opfern,
Wir werden uns danach sehnen, uns zurückzuziehen. Dieser gemeinsame Feind, Wessen einzige Absicht ist uns zu zerstören, Und die Menschheit diskriminieren zu verbreiten,
Wir müssen reden, Und nicht schweigen, Über ein Verbrechen, das überall vor sich geht Steh heute auf, Und raten Sie von diesem Mythos ab, Verräterisch und schädlich,
Wir teilen einen gemeinsamen Inhalt, Unsere DNA, Mit seinen starken Verbindungen, Um die Sünde der Mythologie, Illusionen, Zu erlöschen,
Im Himmels willen, Wir müssen ehrlich reden, Obwohl wir unsere Realität und Gnade verloren haben Die Realität, Aber die Realität, die Wahrheit der Menschheit Muss gesagt werden,
Abigail is an elected member of the Leeds City Council and the first African to be elected onto the Council in May 2019. Abigail represents Little London, Woodhouse & the City Centre. Abigail is the Lead member for BAME in the council. She also Chairs the board of 16-25yrs FE/Strategic partnership in the city.
Abigail Marshall is the founder and Managing Director of 1st Resource Ltd, a multi faceted Recruitment Agency specialising in Medical and International Education recruitment in Leeds.
Abigail is a Masters degree graduate from the University of Leeds.
Abigail is an England Athletics coach and coaches U15 Boys and Girls. She specialises in sprinting at the Leeds City Athletics club. She is currently the U15 Girls team manager for the Northern Youth Development League. She enjoys running and raising funds for the Twins and Multiple Birth Association a Charity very close to her heart.
Abigail is a Mentor for HRH Princes Trust Mosaic. Mentoring young people in entrepreneurship. Giving talks in schools on behalf of Mosaic.
Abigail achieved the Inspirational Success Award in 2007 by the European Trust Fund & LSC. Abigail was amongst the three shortlisted nominees for the best female entrepreneur at the first Yorkshire Black & Ethnic Convention (YBEC) in 2007
Abigail’s journey to starting her own business came with the birth of her twin boys. They continue to remain a strong drive to her success
My Life @ 55…The Stones that the builders rejected…
Who could believe that a young man whose father died when he was eight years old, who celebrated his 10th birthday at a bus garage in Lagos (Iyana Ipaja to be precise) selling iced water to support his mother, whose identity was stolen when he relocated to UK and who was ridiculed when he started out as a speaker is now a multiple award winner with 160 awards, an iconic global brand, a renowned international motivational speaker, human capital development expert, business transformation strategist, leadership trainer, business mentor, executive coach, award winning event host, bestselling author, a key person of influence, board member, HR leader, community champion, philanthropist and most importantly a devoted Christian, husband of a beautiful wife and father of awesome children. The stone which the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone. This is the Lord’s doing; It is marvellous in my eyes. I return all the glory to God.
I am grateful for the Lord’s grace upon my life because I am a product of grace. I am grateful for who I have become. I am happy the way my life has turned out. Most people did not believe that I would turned out like this. I know my mother would be very proud of me that her toil in me did not end up in vain.
I feel great and fulfilled seeing the results in people and organisations that I have helped transform right in front of my eyes as they have choices and new strategies to help them live a more fulfilling and empowered life and become who they had always wanted to be.
I am happy that I have been able to restore belief and confidence to many who have lost it, vision to those who can no longer see and cure many people of possibility blindness. I am enjoying the products of my dream and vision.
Every day I think of the many people that I meet through my writing, speaking engagement, workshops and social medium forums and their stories of how I have impacted their leaves positively. I am very thankful for the many opportunities that I have to make a difference in people’s lives.
I am also thankful for the grace the Lord has given me to create awareness and raise funds for many charities since 2006 through running many marathons, skydiving, walking 100km from London to Brighton and feeding the homeless through Dayo Olomu Foundation.
The greatest lesson/s that life has taught me is that to be successful you must have trust God, have strong faith, have your own vision and define your goals. You must be hungry to achieve your dreams and a strong desire to succeed and back that desire with action. You must have absolute belief in yourself that you have what it takes to be successful and when setbacks or tragedies occur, do not give up; instead see them as opportunities for growth because success thrives on adversity. As the saying goes, “A calm sea does not make a skilled sailor.” Nothing worth gaining is gained without difficulty”. I must also add that you keep the right company and continue to build, expand and sustain a network of people who can support you to reach your goal. You must run your own race. It doesn’t matter what other people say about you. What is important is what you say to yourself. Be comfortable in your own skin. Be true to you. That’s a key source of happiness. I am not in completion with anyone but myself. My goal is to improve myself continuously.
You must think big, start small and act now. The person determined to achieve maximum success learns the principle that progress is made one step at a time. A house is built a brick at a time. Every big accomplishment is a series of little accomplishments. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. However, completing a journey of a thousand miles requires only that you keep walking in the right direction!”
My story isn’t unique – many others have realised their dreams just as I have. But it does go to show that you can achieve whatever you want to if you have a strong desire to succeed and backed that desire with action and self-belief. My story is all about turning dreams into reality. A speaker once said, “You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.”
When I get to the end of my life, I want to know that my life counted for something, that long after I have left this world, somehow my impact lives on. I want to know that I have done all that I could to make this world a better place, by positively enhancing the lives of those around me and helping thousands, if not millions, to become who they desire to be and achieve what they thought was impossible. I want to know that I gave everything my best shot. I want it to be on record that I maximised my potential and stretched myself to the limit. Most importantly I want to know that I serve God and that I am a good husband and father who made a positive difference in the world.
Finally, I think it will be nice if we can all do our little bit to make a difference and to use the catchphrase of Steve Jobs, “put a dent in the universe”. “Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” (Desmond Tutu). Hence I dedicated my 55th birthday by running the marathon in one week to raise funds and create awareness for Prostate Cancer. I want to thank for the supported me by donating generously. You can still support me by donating at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/dayoolomuat55
I am thankful to God for making it possible for me to witness this day. And the Lord who has started a great thing in me will see it to completion. He will never leave me nor forsake me as I move from success to significance.
Jackline Waziri is A Poet, Spoken Word Artist, Community advocate and The AFRICA4U YOUTH AMBASSADOR FOR THE UK. Visit her site today at http://www.jacklinewaziri.com
She will be a Speaker on A zoom session titled “THE PRICE OF BLACKNESS” this Monday the 29th of June at 7pm- DO NOT MISS THIS ZOOM SESSION WITH SOME AMAZING SPEAKERS.
ABOUT JACKLINE WAZIRI
Jackline Waziri was born in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 1993, she was the daughter of Fauzia Waziri Juma.
Her mother Mwanjaa Shabaan Robert, Jackline is the great granddaughter of the legendary Swahili language writer and poet Late Shaaban Robert.
When Waziri moved to the United Kingdom, she developed a keen interest in Literature, Creative writing and Poetry.
Today, she is an upcoming Poet with profound thirst for life on a mission to make a difference to her generation and African communities worldwide.
Her poems are rich in imagery, a wide range of stylistic devices and content inspired by a deep world of experiences, transitions ,journeys and the unapologetic vision to embrace “All things African”
Waziri illustrates her truth and paints an art of her journey here in the UK, but her writing also embraces a world that still lives in Tanzania, this is also reflected through her writing.
BREAKING NEW GROUND @ FEDERAL RADIO CORPORATION OF NIGERIA:Nigerian Ace broadcaster, SEGUN OGUNJOBI brings Fela Kuti’s ideology into COVID-19 album, set to duet AKON, America’s multiple Grammy Award holder..
.Ogunjobi says: ‘I won BBC Media Action/ USAID Award in Investigative Reporting in Nigeria’* Graduate of performing arts University of Ilorin inspired by global unrest affecting humanity* ‘At four years, ‘Abami-eda’ electrified me into new age Afrobeat music of philosophy and prophesy’ *Confesses: ‘Lyrics of Bob Marley, Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson had influence on me’ ‘My music is borne out of vision of the future, rekindling hopes for poor masses, separating bad from good, pointing out dangerous trends people should avoid and celebrating essentially workers as heroes of our time’
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My name is Ifeanyi. Am a brand coach, author, and social leader. We’ve been working tirelessly for days now. One of the most stressing thing is to build something from the scratch. Even if you will give up on your dream, don’t give up on yourself. Enjoy all the process of that your little beginning, at the end your scares is what will tell them that you used to be there.
In February, I had an amazing online classes that lasted for one month. I will be creating chance again for a month mentorship online training, specifically for those that want to build something from the scratch, build a brand and something that will stand in the taste of time. If you would be interested, kindly inbox me.
HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO MY FATHER- MR S. O. FERNANDEZ
There are stories wrapped in the treasure of unspoken warmth, feeding the footpaths of many new lessons, And Puzzles, waiting to be kissed by a new realization.
There are stories …. Painted with energy and raw emotion, Confined within the boundaries of MEN For how often to our songs get celebrated ? How often do our hearts get liberated ?
There are stories Waiting to feed the glory of many lost shadows Dressed in the range of all shades of Wisdom, Awakened by the legacy that “FATHERS DO MATTER”
LOTS OF LOVE AS ALWAYS- WISHING YOU AN AMAZING DAY
Funmi Omoboriowo is an award winning On-Air-Personality (OAP), Newscaster, Communications consultant, a versatile MC, Voice-Over Artist and Lecturer. She currently works with the Lagos State Radio Service, owners of Eko 89.7FM and Radio Lagos 107.5FM where she is a Principal Presentation Officer.
Funmi was born in Abeokuta, Ogun state in the south western part of Nigeria. She holds a Master’s degree in Communication Studies, a Bachelor’s degree in Radio and Television Broadcasts and a Diploma in Journalism. She also has certifications in broadcast presentation from the famous FRCN Training school in Lagos which has now been renamed Nigeria Broadcast Academy (NBA). She has attended several self-improving trainings, workshops and seminars. Some of which include trainings under some BBC Media Action Nigeria projects, Development Through Data, organized by the Centre for Sciences and Environment (CSE), India. Media and Information Literacy Curriculum Adaptation & Intervention Programme in selected Higher Institutions of Learning in Nigeria organized by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Coverage of Gender Issues organized by State Accountability and Voice Initiative (SAVI) to mention just a few.
In 2018, Funmi received an award from BBC Media Action Nigeria for Best Online engagement under the Strengthening Citizens Engagement in Electioneering Processes (SCEEP) project. She’s an Associate of the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations (NIPR).
Funmi currently co-presents Eko 89.7FM’s flagship programme “The Breakfast Show” which runs Mondays through Fridays from 6am to 10am. She presents the very first Corporate Governance Programme to air on radio in Nigeria “Corporate Governance Platform” with sponsorship from Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators in Nigeria (ICSAN). She is passionate about gender issues, she therefore uses some of her platforms to bring to fore issues affecting women.
Funmi lectures part time in some universities in Nigeria, mentoring youths is also part of her forte especially those interested in broadcasting. She has been part of different research works in the academia which includes “Influence of Sexually Oriented Home Videos on Secondary School Students: An Experimental Research”, “Indigenous Knowledge as a Tool for National Development”, e.t.c.
Funmi is married and lives in Lagos, Nigeria with her family.
2020 has been loaded and full of surprises. This year, just like in previous years, we met people from different cities, countries and states. They range from selfless activists, mentors, advocates, leaders and wonderful people with so much to offer and contribute to the society, both locally here in Nigeria and abroad.
The HOW and WHY LMA Awards was founded, with more than 5000 followers on our site, from different states, within and across the globe has kept us going. It is simply amazing how we get to connect with these people, get to know them and what they do, award them without getting to meet them one on one. We have worked so hard for the past 7years trying to maintain our standard of interview, LMA brand, and LMA originality.
LEADERSHIP MIND AMBASSADORS INTERNATIONAL AWARDS in conjunction with Igc Pro House, Dr Baroness Neena Richie (Minister for UK/ EU, league of Arab & Africa) & Gathering Of mentors is preannouncing THE 8TH EDITION OF LMA AWARDS AND LMA 2020 NOMINEES (8years in a row) to celebrate outstanding individuals, honour brand projectors, mentors, leaders and people making a difference.
AFRO-BLOGGERS CONVENTION SLOGAN: Our Image, Our Voice, Our Story TOPIC: Re-information DATE: 19 – 20 June 2020 Visual conference (online) 2nd annual Afro-Bloggers Convention which will be taking place 19th and 20th 2020. We had the 1st edition in 2018 which was a success. Afro-Bloggers Convention is the coming together of bloggers of African descent from all over the world to discuss and proffer solution to issues affecting our community. The topic for the last event was “Our Image, Our Voice, Our Story” which we now use as our slogan. This year the chosen topic is “Reinformation”.
Leadership (Youth) 2. Lessons learnt from covid 19 in the Afro-community 3. Afro-empowerment (Youth) 4. Afro media 5. Culture 6. Education 7. History 8. Wealth building
TOPICS FOR PANEL DISCUSSION 1. Impact of Africans in diaspora 2. Re-information
ACTIVITY PLAN DAY 1 & 2. Four speakers per day, each choosing from the subtopics with an hour for presentation including questions and answers with the audience. Then ending each day with a panel discussion. The conference will be conducted online via Zoom, to be shared on all other social media platforms
