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On July 10th and 11th, 2025, Sterling One Foundation, co-convened by the Federal Ministry of Budget & Economic Planning and the United Nations Nigeria, proudly hosted the fourth edition of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS 4.0). Themed "Scaling Action: Bold Solutions for Climate Resilience and Policy Innovation," this two-day event was a powerful and inspiring gathering dedicated to accelerating the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across Africa.
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 In a bold step toward advancing women’s economic resilience in conflict-affected areas, the Centre for Redefining Alternative Civic Engagement (RACE Centre) and the Gender & Environmental Risk Reduction Initiative (GERI), with support from the French Embassy, hosted a high-level advocacy forum in Makurdi under the Promoting Women’s Economic Resilience (POWER) project.
 "Good habits formed at youth make all the difference." These timeless words by Aristotle underscore a powerful truth—young people are the backbone and hope of every nation. Defined as individuals between the ages of 12 and 35, youths represent a dynamic force with the potential to shape the future. Empowering them with relevant skills doesn’t just improve their lives—it transforms communities and economies.
 In a determined push to eliminate preventable childhood diseases, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has launched an integrated immunization campaign in Taraba State, targeting over one million children under the age of five.
 At NigerianNGO, we shine a light on individuals who are driving change through nonprofit work across the country. Today, we’re thrilled to feature an inspiring conversation with Kafilat Olanike Olanrewaju-Akintomiwa, the Founder of KOA Education Foundation. In this interview, she shares her journey, the impact her foundation is making in underserved communities, and how she’s helping to create real educational opportunities for children in Nigeria.
 In a bold step toward sustainable development and gender-inclusive economic growth, The Skilled Women Initiative (TSWINI), a nonprofit organization, has successfully trained and empowered 30 underserved women in electric mobility within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
 In communities across Africa, where poverty, displacement, and systemic neglect have silenced too many voices, FeedNeedy World Initiative is creating space for those voices to rise. A grassroots, impact-driven nonprofit, this organization is fiercely committed to restoring dignity and unlocking opportunities for marginalized populations, especially vulnerable children, widows, orphans, persons with disabilities, and prison inmates.
 We are deeply saddened and disturbed by the recent wave of brutal killings that have taken place in Benue State. These acts of violence have claimed innocent lives, destroyed families, and left communities in grief and despair. Our hearts go out to the victims, the bereaved families, and the affected communities during this incredibly painful time.
 Every year on June 16, Africa comes together to celebrate the Day of the African Child (DAC), a powerful moment of remembrance, reflection, and renewed commitment to the rights and well-being of children across the continent.
 Today marks World Blood Donor Day, an annual global event dedicated to raising awareness about the critical need for safe blood and to thanking voluntary donors for their life-saving contributions.
 Every year on June 13, the world marks International Albinism Awareness Day, a global observance aimed at highlighting the unique challenges faced by individuals with albinism and advocating for their rights, dignity, and inclusion.
 Child labour remains one of the most heartbreaking violations of a child's rights denying children their innocence, education, and safety. It's not just about work; it's about exploitation, danger, and stolen futures.
 Anambra State, Nigeria — The Annie Okonkwo Foundation (TAOF), established in memory of the late Senator Annie Okonkwo, is making significant strides in youth development and public health across Nigeria.
 The Gbenga Fawehinmi Foundation (GFF) is a non-governmental organization on a mission to bridge opportunity gaps and builds futures for Nigerian youth, by making education accessible, promoting innovation, and mentoring students to become empowered leaders.
 The Asisat Oshoala Academy marked this year’s Children’s Day with a dynamic empowerment event, reaching nearly 100 girls from local communities at Obele Secondary School in Surulere. The initiative is part of the Academy’s broader Sports, Humanitarian, and Education (SHE) Project, designed to equip young women with essential life skills and opportunities for personal development.
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