I have been invited by various churches and organisations to also share my experience with their youths and inspire them to also become involved in productive things in the society.

I use my social media platforms as a good tool to connect with many youths and I also use my monthly Leadership Clinic as platforms to share some of the knowledge gained during the Fellowship. I engage young people every day both online and physically, sharing lots of knowledge I gained during the fellowship with them from time to time. Instead of seeing Osogbo as a place that could cage my ability, I saw myself as an individual who would through his activities make the name more popular and encourage more young people to live their dreams. If there is anything I am very clear about, it is the fact that what I know and do is too big for any location to cage. If there is anything I am committed to, it is delivering excellent results and no location can rob me of all that I add to myself on a daily basis. If everyone moved to the supposed happening places, who would stay to develop the other places that aren’t happening so that they can also happen? I also know that success is not a choice of location, but more of the values and the results that you bring to the table. True, everybody wants to live in Lagos and Abuja, but for me development has to spread and I must contribute to the manpower development of my state, which is why I left Lagos to go back to Osogbo fully in 2014. Her vision is to create an environment where dreams and opportunities are the same for all regardless of race, ethnicity, gender and religion and contributing her quota to achieving the sustainable development goals.Why did you decide to set base in Osogbo when Lagos and Abuja appear to be the hub for leadership trainings? Irrespective of their past and also create awareness for young girls so they are not victim of ay abuse, at the moment she is working with 20 young girls and hope to create more opportunities to train about 1000 girls in the future to fulfil their dreams. Her project #BeautifulButterfly purposely to help mentor young girls who were victims of drug abuse, human trafficking, teenage moms and sex abused fulfil their dreams through education, skills acquisitions Her work in Buruku has also impacted positively on the lives of the youths as she has been able to train 150 youths on soap, baking, vaseline and detergent making as part of the youth empowerment program Through her organization she has been working with 200 widows in Buruku LGA, organizing training workshops to empower the women with the necessary knowledge and skill to start-up a business, access loans and fertilizers for their farms. She has helped to distribute food items to about 130 households and 300 children at the IDP camp in Daudu, who are victims of the Fulani herdsmen attack in Guma LGA, Benue state.

She also volunteered with Finland embassy Nigeria during their 100 years anniversary in 2017. Survival, Coordinator Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) Network Benue, Benue state Coordinator Africa Youth Initiative on Crime Prevention (AYICRIP), Coordinator Model United Nations Development Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) during her NYSC 2009/2010 2, a volunteer for the U-turn Africa (Mzuzah Africa) convergence as Program Officer north region, Programme Officer Global Initiative for Human Her passion for helping the less privileged, making her community a better place, rendering her time and service to whoever is looking for help has led her to volunteer in different organizations such as the She holds a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Religious Studies from Nasarawa State University keffi, Nigeria. īorn 18th March, an indigene of Buruku L.G A in Benue state Nigeria. Dorothy Ngukeren Akende is the CEO of Adamate Farm, and Executive director House of Hilkiah Foundation.

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