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Bring It On Africa was founded in the year 2017 as a registered Non-Governmental Organization, Bring It On Africa is dedicated to unlocking and harnessing the vast potentials that lie within the African youth. Our primary goal is to identify these potentials and strategically deploy them to various sectors where their dreams and aspirations can be realized.
Mission Statement
At Bring It On Africa, our mission is threefold:
1. To design and implement programs that actively engage the youth, steering them away from criminal activities towards more constructive avenues.
2. To assist the younger generation in recognizing and nurturing their innate talents, empowering them to achieve their full potential in their chosen careers.
3. To promote entrepreneurship as a vital tool for sustainable human capacity development.
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Why We Are The Best
Youth Development
We give special attentions to the various moves that can empower our youths to greatness
Vocational Education
We Believe in value based Education full with creativity and solution driven
Digital Skills
We Believe in the tsunami of digital technology and we have longed develop approaches to train 1,000,000 youths on digital skills
Government relationship
Over the years we have build an amazing relationship with various Government agencies.
OUR CORE VALUES
DISCOVER
To design and implement programs that actively engage the youth, steering them away from criminal activities towards more constructive avenues.
DEVELOP
To assist the younger generation in recognizing and nurturing their innate talents, empowering them to achieve their full potential in their chosen careers.
DEPLOY
To promote entrepreneurship as a vital tool for sustainable human capacity development.
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WHY WE ARE WORKING
SO HARD IN NIGERIA.
One in every five of the world’s out-of-school children is in Nigeria. Even though primary education is officially free and compulsory, about 10.5 million of the country’s children aged 5-14 years are not in school.
In 2020, the prevalence of physical, sexual or emotional violence by a partner was reported to be at 69%. Gender-based violence causes serious short- and long-term physical, mental, sexual and reproductive health problems for women.
Presently, over 50 per cent of Nigeria’s population, which exceeds 200 million people, lacks digital skills and is unable to utilise data services (as indicated in the 2021 World Bank Development Report). This is a staggering reality. Yet, we set projections to achieve 90 or 95 per cent digital literacy by 2030?
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A short introduction to the workshop instructors and why their background should inspire potential student’s confidence.
What We Do
01.
YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT
Organize workshops that focus on skills development, leadership training, and entrepreneurship for young people. These workshops can cover topics such as financial literacy, communication skills, and career planning.
02.
DIGITAL EDUCATION
Launch digital literacy campaigns to promote technological skills among youth. This can involve providing access to technology resources, organizing coding boot camps, and teaching digital literacy in underserved communities.
03.
GIRL CHILD PROTECTION
Girl Child Protection and Empowerment: Develop initiatives aimed at promoting the rights and protection of young girls. This can involve advocacy campaigns, self-defense workshops, and mentorship programs to empower girls and protect them from exploitation.
04.
MEDIA FOR EDUCATION
Produce educational films and documentaries that address social issues, promote cultural awareness, and encourage critical thinking among young people.
05.
TECHNOLOGY HUBS
Establish technology hubs to provide access to resources for learning and innovation, and host coding camps, hackathons, and technology clubs to encourage interest and proficiency in STEM fields.
06.
VOCATIONAL TRAININGS
Vocational Training Programs: Establish vocational training centers that offer practical skills training in areas such as carpentry, tailoring, and agriculture to equip youth with employable skills.
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