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UNESCO Laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu has been nominated for Fellow of the RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) by Prof Jason Powell FRSA UK

According to the letter that was written by the
RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) United Kingdom to UNESCO Laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu as stated below:

Hi Professor Sir Bashiru Aremu PhD ,

We invite you to join us on our mission to change society for the better by becoming a Fellow of the RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce). This is following your nomination from Jason Powell FRSA, who left the following comment:

Professor Sir Bashiru Aremu PhD is one of the most remarkable leaders I have ever known. His impact on education is global with a relentless focus on community development and making a difference to countless lives. He has the best academic profile of anyone I have ever seen. He is Vice-Chancellor of Crown University Intl Chartered Inc, in USA (On campuses at government regulated universities and online world wide ) Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu citizen of Nigeria but his reach is global in terms of education, research and collaboration.

Who are we?
The Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) is a global network of more than 31,000 changemakers, including entrepreneurs, educators and innovators working together for the advancement of society, the economy and the environment. Fellowship is an inclusive, diverse community open to anyone who is aligned with or committed to our work. For almost 270 years we’ve been committed to building a better future and now we are renewing that mission.

People, place and planet – our design for life mission
We live in a world full of possibilities. Each of us hopes that our potential can be realised. And yet, our global economy, our societies and our environment are fragile and imbalanced. We believe in a better future, where we move from extracting for short-term gains to replenishing for the long-term and future generations.
Our aspirations are not limited to doing less harm but are supercharged by the desire to do more good. From Cities of Learning, deliberative democracy or universal basic income, our focus is on impacting societies for the better. Find out more about our Design for Life mission.

Join now and be:
Better Informed: Inspire and be inspired by RSA’s suite of research, innovation and change making approaches. Learn from others through online and in-person events, podcasts, blogs and the RSA Journal.
Better Connected: Connect, converse and collaborate with like-minded peers through local, global or thematic networks, join our online platform Circle, which gives Fellows a one-stop global digital space to chat, connect and collaborate on ideas and projects together. Explore RSA House in London, a space designed to foster creative thinking and collaborative action.
Better Futures: Support, engage, and partner with the RSA’s Design for Life strategy. We will work together to give people the confidence, skills, ideas and to make a positive contribution to the places they live and regenerate the planet we all share. Gain support for your own ideas and amplify your social change through sharing it on our platforms or apply for seed funding to support a new business venture.

How to join:
Complete a short online application form by clicking on the following

Want to learn more?

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· Come to RSA House for a tour and meet the team.

Please let us know if you have any questions at all. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

The Fellowship Team

UNESCO laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu appreciated the RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce). And His Friend Prof Jason Powell FRSA for the honored of Nomination as Fellow of the RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) Unted Kingdom

As stated below: I UNESCO laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu appreciate the RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce). And My Friend Prof Jason Powell FRSA and I promised to promote the organization through my various networks

Yours sincerely

UNESCO Laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu

The Vice Chancellor, Crown University International and World Acclaimed Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, Information and Communication Technology The World Grand President, International Chartered World Learned Society, World Grand Chairman , University of Nations for Quality Education, México and associates world wide, World Grand President, World Accreditation Commission, Chairman/Pro Chancellor, Board of Trustees, Chartered Intl. Da Vinci University, Vice President for International Affairs , Chairman Board of Trustees of West Coast Intl. University of Science, Technology, Management and Arts; Vice President International Affairs (Vice Chairman International Affairs of Board of Trustees) Sastra Angkor University Kingdom of Cambodia; Deputy Director General for Africa and Research Professor at International Biographical Centre in Cambridge, UK. I also held positions as a World Grand Chancellor at the Chartered World Order of the Knights of Justice of Peace ; World Grand President ,The Chartered World Institute of Encyclopedia of Books, World Grand President at Africa International Institute for Professional Training and Research, ; Vice President, International Centre for Eye Research and Education, Argentina, South America , World Acclaimed Distinguished Research Professor and Fellow Editorial International Advisory Board at Cambridge Scholars Publishing, United Kingdom and several other institutions that have declared me as a World Acclaimed Distinguished Professor by various higher

Understanding Global Water Resilience: UNESCO Laureate To Anchor UN Conference On Safeguarding Businesses

SDGs/Agenda 2030: UNESCO laureate Sets To Address United Nations On Solutions To Global Water Related Shock.

*Projected 50% Shortfalls in Water Supply: “Businesses To Loose $,390 Billion USD Globally -UN Reports

By Victor Bieni, Asaba

UNESCO Laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu, has applauded the leadership of United Nations on one day webinar invitation to join stakeholders, anchor a “UN Conference on Understanding Water Resilience & Safeguarding Businesses, which he said is a call to meet the demands of Global SDGs, or Agenda 2030 and address the challenges of projected that businesses will loose $390 Billion USD globally as a result of 50% shortfalls in water supply as Prof Aremu is set to speak, proffer solutions to future global water shock.

The media learnt this from United Nations’ letter to Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu today being June 12, 2024 as invitation to anchor a one day webinar on solutions to projected global Shortfalls in water supply to build long-term water resilience for businesses, which was made available to some group of Journalists in Asaba, Delta State capital by UNESCO Laureate’s Executive Assistant On Media, Publicity and Communication Matters, Comrade Sir Bieni Victor Emenike as Aremu commends United Nations on international conference initiative.

Water Resilience means those characteristics in a water system. It is the ability of socio-ecological systems to weather, recover from water related shocks and stresses such as draught, flooding, storm surges, pollution, earthquake and other adverse effects of climate change towards improved strategies, recover, and promote adaptability in the face of water scarcity and uncertain future as posed by shortage of water supply globally.

The letter from United Nations reads in parts : “Hi UNESCO Laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu, this is a reminder that your webinar will begin in 1 day: ‘Understanding water resilience to safeguard and accelerate business’. Date & Time: Jun 13, 2024 04:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)”.

“Description: It is projected that there will be a 50% shortfall in water supply by 2030 – severely impacting the direct operations and value chains of businesses everywhere. According to water data disclosed by companies, over $390 billion USD is already at risk. Businesses must be dynamic and identify appropriate approaches to address water-related shocks and stresses”.

“This session will help you understand the concept of water resilience and equip you with practical guidance to understand your company’s water risk, as well as how to develop resilience actions and strategies. Learn what your risks are, how to assess them, and where to apply this new knowledge to build long-term water resilience for your business”.

Reacting to the development on exploring ways to best strategies towards improving, mitigating the negative impact of climate change that has jeopardized the water resilience in cities, and rural communities globally, UNESCO laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu appreciated the United Nations for the honor and initiative towards finding solutions to the future challenges.

Andy Haldane, the CEO of the RSA Congratulates Nigeria Born UNESCO Laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu As Fellow of Royal Society of Arts

VC CUICI, USA Reacts As Fellow of Royal Society For Arts, Manufacturers & Commerce, United Kingdom.

UNESCO Laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu Commends RSA, UK CEO on Global Honor, Recognition

Andy Haldane, the CEO of the RSA, United Kingdom, has Congratulated and welcome the Nigerian born UNESCO Laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu as Fellow as Fellow of the global network with Fellowship Number is 8298186 as Vice-Chancellor of Crown University International Chartered Incorporated, USA Commends RSA, CEO, global Network Leadership on Recognition

The media learnt this today being on Sunday, June 16, 2024 from Nigerian born UNESCO Laureate & World Acclaimed Universities Research Professor of Computer Science, Information Communication Technology in a press statement which was made available to some group of Journalists in Asaba Delta State capital by UNESCO Laureate ‘s Executive Assistant On Media, Publicity & Communication Matters, Comrade Sir Bieni Victor Emenike as Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu reacted to the Congratulatory Messages sent to him by Andy Haldane, the CEO of Royal Society For Arts, Manufacturers & Commerce, RSA, United Kingdom as he commends RSA, UK leadership on global honor, recognition.

The Congratulatory message to Nigerian born UNESCO Laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu by Andy Haldane, the CEO RSA, UK, the statement reads in parts:”Dear Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu, Congratulations on your Fellowship! I am Andy Haldane, the CEO of the RSA, and I am thrilled to officially welcome you into the “RSA Fellowship”.

“As a Fellow of the RSA, you are part of a unique global network of more than 31,000 entrepreneurs, educators and innovators working together for the advancement of society, the economy and the environment”.

“Our Fellows are at the heart of the RSA and have been at the forefront of social change for over 269 years. Together, we unite people and ideas in collective action to  create  opportunities to regenerate our world”.

Reacting to the good development, gesture, Congratulatory message from Andy Haldane, the CEO of RSA, UK, UNESCO Laureate in a statement of commendations to the RSA , UK leadership stated: “I, UNESCO laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu uses this medium to commend Leadership, Andy Haldane, the CEO of RSA, UK -Royal Society for Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce for his Congratulatory messages, gesture, support and maturity in leadership. Also, once again, I commend My Friend, Prof Jason Powell, FRSA management. I promised to promote the organization through my various networks and to Work towards the growth and development of the global institution”.

“I also commend the Current President of the Royal Society For Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce, United Kingdom, Royal Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise for her motherly roles in making this great feats attained. Royal Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise is a member of the British royal family. She is the second child and only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and the only sister of King Charles III”.

“Royal Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise was born 3rd in the line of succession to the British throne and is now 17th, and has been, since 1987, Princess Royal, a title held for life. The Former President of the Royal Society was Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (born Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark). Another Former President of RSA, UK was Philip Mountbatten; 10 June 1921[fn 1] – 9 April 2021), who was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II”.

“UNESCO Laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu is the the Vice Chancellor, Crown University International and World Acclaimed Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, Information and Communication Technology The World Grand President, International Chartered World Learned Society, World Grand Chairman , University of Nations for Quality Education, México and associates worldwide, World Grand President, World Accreditation Commission, Chairman/Pro Chancellor, Board of Trustees, Chartered Intl. Da Vinci University, Vice President for International Affairs”.

“UNESCO Laureate is the Chairman Board of Trustees of West Coast Intl. University of Science, Technology, Management and Arts; Vice President International Affairs (Vice Chairman International Affairs of Board of Trustees) Sastra Angkor University Kingdom of Cambodia; Deputy Director General for Africa and Research Professor at International Biographical Centre in Cambridge, UK. He had also, held positions as a World Grand Chancellor, Chartered World Order of the Knights of Justice of Peace”.

“UNESCO Laureate is the World Grand President, The Chartered World Institute of Encyclopedia of Books, World Grand President at Africa International Institute for Professional Training and Research, ; Vice President, International Centre for Eye Research and Education, Argentina, South America , World Acclaimed Distinguished Research Professor and Fellow Editorial International Advisory Board at Cambridge Scholars Publishing, United Kingdom and several other institutions that have declared him as a World Acclaimed Distinguished Professor by various higher”.

VC CUICI, USA Commends World Renowned Sociologist, Prof Jason Powell, RSA, UK Leadership On Honor, Global Recognition

As UNESCO Laureate Promises Global Contributions To The Growth & Development of RSA, UK

VC CUICI, USA, Professor Sir Bashiru Aremu, has bagged Fellowship Awards of Royal Society For Arts, Manufacturers & Commerce (RSA), UK, United Kingdom with Fellowship Number: 8298186 as global organization stated that, the Fellowship awards to UNESCO Laureate is his contributions as one of the most committed, remarkable leaders ever known globally as regards his impact on education and relentless focus on community development and making a difference to countless lives.

The media learnt this today being June 15, 2024 in a letter to UNESCO Laureate by the President of RSA, UK in Fellowship Awards Number: 8298186 which was made available to some group of Journalists in Asaba, Delta State capital by UNESCO Laureate’s Executive Assistant On Media, Publicity and Communication Matters, Comrade Sir Bieni Victor Emenike as Prof Aremu Commended leadership on global honor and recognition.

RSA Fellowship had stated that, “Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu has the best academic profile of anyone I have ever seen. He is the Vice-Chancellor of Crown University Intl Chartered Inc, in USA (On campuses at government regulated universities and online world wide ). Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu is a citizen of Nigeria, but his reach is global in terms of education, research and collaboration”.

The Royal Society for Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (RSA), UK is a global network of more than 31,000 change- makers, including entrepreneurs, educators and innovators working together for the advancement of society, the economy and the environment. Fellowship is an inclusive, diverse community open to anyone who is aligned with or committed to our work. RSA, UK. For almost 270 years RSA , UK is committed to building a better future and currently renewing that mission as seen in involving other world, global leaders in its affairs towards global sustainable development.

The letter to UNESCO Laureate by RSA, UK leadership reads in parts: “People, place and planet – our design for life mission
We live in a world full of possibilities. Each of us hopes that our potential can be realized. And yet, our global economy, our societies and our environment are fragile and imbalanced. We believe in a better future, where we move from extracting for short-term gains to replenishing for the long-term and future generations.
Our aspirations are not limited to doing less harm but are supercharged by the desire to do more good. From Cities of Learning, deliberative democracy or universal basic income, our focus is on impacting societies for the better. Find out more about our Design for Life mission”.

“Join now and be:
Better Informed: Inspire and be inspired by RSA’s suite of research, innovation and change making approaches. Learn from others through online and in-person events, podcasts, blogs and the RSA Journal.
Better Connected: Connect, converse and collaborate with like-minded peers through local, global or thematic networks, join our online platform Circle, which gives Fellows a one-stop global digital space to chat, connect and collaborate on ideas and projects together. Explore RSA House in London, a space designed to foster creative thinking and collaborative action”.

“Better Futures: Support, engage, and partner with the RSA’s Design for Life strategy”. We will work together to give people the confidence, skills, ideas and to make a positive contribution to the places they live and regenerate the planet we all share. Gain support for your own ideas and amplify your social change through sharing it on our platforms or apply for seed funding to support a new business venture”.

UNESCO laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu, who then appreciated the leadership of RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) whose global organization, Prof Jason Powell is a Fellow Member as he nominated Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu to be honored as Fellow of the RSA, United Kingdom. The leadership of the global network organization had expressed joy towards welcoming Aremu to the team and working with him for global sustainable development.

The statement by UNESCO Laureate reads in parts: “I, UNESCO laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu uses this medium to commend the leadership of RSA -Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. Most importantly, I commend My Friend, Prof Jason Powell, FRSA management once again. I promised to promote the organization through my various networks and to Work towards the growth and development of the global institution”.

“The Current President of the Royal Society of Art is Anne, Princess Royal (Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise; She is a member of the British royal family. She is the second child and only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and the only sister of King Charles III. Anne was born 3rd in the line of succession to the British throne and is now 17th, and has been, since 1987, Princess Royal, a title held for life. The Former President of the Royal Society was Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (born Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark). Another Former President of RSA, UK was Philip Mountbatten; 10 June 1921[fn 1] – 9 April 2021), who was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II”.

Youth and Interior Ministries Join Forces to Tackle Youth Unemployment in Nigeria

Maryam Aminu

In a strategic move to address the growing challenge of youth unemployment, the Federal Ministry of Youth Development has announced a comprehensive collaboration with the Ministry of Interior.

This initiative, unveiled during a courtesy visit by the Minister of Youth Development, Dr. Jamila Bio Ibrahim, to the Minister of Interior, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, aims to leverage shared resources and expertise to create sustainable employment opportunities for young Nigerians.

Dr. Ibrahim highlighted that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) has recently approved an expansion of the Youth Investment Fund from N75 billion to N110 billion. This increase is intended to support the Presidential Initiatives on Youth Enterprise Clusters, which will focus on key sectors such as agriculture, digital economy, blue economy, creative economy, extractive economy (mining), and the oil and gas sector.

“Our goal is to establish economic clusters driven by young people,” Dr. Ibrahim said. “This approach is part of our concerted efforts towards achieving a $3 trillion economy, as envisioned by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. By integrating young people into these vital sectors, we aim to significantly contribute to the nation’s economic growth.”

Dr. Ibrahim proposed a partnership with the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) to safeguard these economic clusters, which are viewed as pivotal assets for national prosperity. She emphasized the need for specialized recruitment and training to monitor and protect these clusters, and called for the NSCDC’s expertise in profiling and assessing the young individuals involved.

“We believe the NSCDC’s recommendations will be crucial in fortifying these assets, which have the potential to greatly enhance our economy,” she added. “

“Furthermore, we plan to establish the Young Marshal Volunteers within agencies under the Ministry of Interior to provide mentorship and instill values of service among young people, addressing a critical gap in societal development.”

Hon. Tunji-Ojo affirmed the Ministry of Interior’s commitment to this collaboration, highlighting ongoing efforts to restructure correctional centers to meet international standards. These measures include facility upgrades and improved operational processes to alleviate overcrowding and enhance the rehabilitation environment.

This collaboration marks a significant step towards addressing youth unemployment in Nigeria by fostering inter-ministerial cooperation and harnessing the potential of young Nigerians to drive economic growth and innovation.

Nigeria to Establish Youth Health Advisory Team and Task Force to Address Social Challenges

Maryam Aminu

The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to establish a youth health advisory team and task force aimed at tackling health and social challenges affecting young people.

This initiative is a collaboration between the Ministry of Youth Development and the Federal Ministry of Health.

Dr. Jamila Bio Ibrahim, the Minister of Youth Development, announced the initiative during a meeting with the Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, in Abuja.

Dr. Ibrahim highlighted the importance of recognizing the unique challenges faced by Nigeria’s youth, who make up over 70% of the country’s population.

These challenges include mental health issues, limited access to healthcare, drug abuse, and unemployment.

“It is essential for the government at all levels to develop a comprehensive and targeted health policy specifically designed to address these issues and ensure the well-being of the youth population,” Dr. Ibrahim stated.

The youth health advisory team and task force will be composed of highly skilled young Nigerian health professionals. A joint committee from both ministries will oversee the collaboration to ensure its effectiveness.

She added that the initiative is part of a broader public health strategy that includes strengthening national health institutions, expanding vaccine and diagnostic manufacturing, increasing domestic health investment, and enhancing the public health workforce.

Dr. Ibrahim also mentioned Nigeria’s leadership in establishing the Youth Centre for Disease Control in Africa, a proposal made during the 2023 International Youth Conference on Public Health in Zambia, which has now come to fruition in Nigeria.

Dr. Pate expressed strong support for the collaboration, emphasizing the commitment of the Ministry of Health to work closely with the Ministry of Youth Development and other key stakeholders, including the Nigeria Center for Disease Control (NCDC). The goal is to build a resilient health institution that prioritizes youth health strategies in Nigeria.

Defence minister of state wishes armed forces and Nigerians a blissful Eid-el-Kabir

By Emmanuel Daudu

Henshaw Ogubike Mnipr FCAi Fsca Fcpe
(Director Information and Public Relations)
The Honourable Minister of State for Defence, H.E. Dr. Bello Muhammed Matawalle, MON, has extended his warmest wishes to the Armed Forces of Nigeria and all Nigerians on the occasion of Eid-el-Kabir.

According to a press release signed on the 16th of June, 2024 by Henshaw Ogubike Mnipr FCAi Fsca Fcpe (Director Information and Public Relations), Dr. Matawalle prayed for Allah’s favour and mercy upon the Armed Forces, their families, and Nigerians, saying: “May Allah’s limitless favour be upon us all, and may His mercy be upon all Muslims and non-Muslims worldwide.”

The Minister commended the Armed Forces for their gallant efforts in ensuring the country’s security, acknowledging their sacrifices and dedication. He expressed appreciation for their efforts towards a secured Nigeria, praying that Allah rewards their service.

Dr. Matawalle also extended special greetings to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, Nigerians, and the Armed Forces, wishing that the celebration brings everyone closer to Allah.

Eid-el-Kabir: Defence minister wishes Nigerians a peaceful celebration

By Emmanuel Daudu

The Honourable Minister of Defence, H.E. Mohammed Badaru Abubakar CON, mni, has extended his warmest wishes to Nigerians for a hitch-free Eid-el-Kabir celebration.

According to a press release signed on the 16th june, 2024 by Henshaw Ogubike Mnipr FCAi Fsca Fcpe Director (Information and Public Relations), the Minister prayed for Allah’s blessings to shower upon President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, Muslim faithful, the gallant Armed Forces of Nigeria, and the nation as a whole.

He commended the collective efforts of the Armed Forces and Nigerians towards achieving a safer and more secure Nigeria.

The Minister urged Nigerians to draw inspiration from the sacred occasion, embracing its lessons and rewards as a guiding force for unity, compassion, righteousness, and national cohesion.

“May Almighty Allah continue to bless our leaders, households, members of the Armed Forces, and our dear country,” he prayed.

Defence minister urges youth council to join fight against oil theft

By Emmanuel Daudu

The Honourable Minister of Defence, H.E. Mohammed Badaru Abubakar CON, mni, has called on the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) to support the Federal Government efforts in combating oil theft and related crimes.

According to a press release signed on the 13th of june, 2024 by Henshaw Ogubike Mnipr FCAi Fsca Fcpe Director ( Information and Public Relations), receiving a delegation from NYCN, led by its President, Ambassador Sukubo Sara-Igbe Sukubo, at Ship House, Abuja, the Minister emphasized the critical role of youth engagement in national development and security. “Youth involvement is crucial in our efforts to combat oil theft and ensure the security of our resources,” he stated.

The meeting aimed to explore collaborative efforts to curb rampant oil theft and bunkering in the Niger-Delta region.

The Minister highlighted the importance of partnerships in addressing security challenges, stating, “Together, we can develop innovative solutions to tackle oil theft and other security issues affecting our nation.”

Ambassador Sukubo affirmed the Youth Council’s commitment to supporting the Ministry’s initiatives, pledging to “work hand-in-hand with the Ministry of Defence to protect our national assets and promote peace in the Niger-Delta region.”

The partnership will boost and enhance surveillance and monitoring of oil facilities, provide intelligence on illegal oil bunkering and theft, support military operations in the region, engage in community outreach and awareness programs and foster collaboration with local stakeholders.

World Sustainable Development Goals Organization Appoints Ngodu Mamsy as South Africa’s Country Representative

By Salem Peace

World Sustainable Development Goals Organization has appointed Her Excellency Dr. Ngodu Solange Mamsy as South Africa’s Country Representative

The International Non-Governmental Organization, World Sustainable Development Goals Organization, worldsdgs.org, which operates across the entire UN member nations saddled with the responsibilities of implementing the global goals, 17 SDGs, and curbing human trafficking has appointed a South African, H.E. Dr. Ngodu Solange Mamsy to head the South Africa affairs stating that all targets of the 17 SDGs are a must achieve stressing on the need for an inclusive approach to making the world a better place.

According to the letter of appointment dated 22nd May 2024, signed by the Global Chairman, Board of Trustees, World Sustainable Development Goals Organization, Chief Samson Adeosun, the Global Secretary-General, Advisory Council, H.E. Wajdi Aref Moukarim and the Global Founder, H.E. Emmanuel Huleji Daudu urged H. E. Dr. Ngodu Solange Mamsy to take her new office seriously to ensure that her quarter is contributed in impacting positively on lives within her scope of duty in South Africa.

Until her appointment, she was an international gender activist with many organisations under her watch as a founder in South Africa.

The SDGs are a set of global goals adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015. They aim to address various social, economic, and environmental challenges faced by the world, including poverty, inequality, climate change, and biodiversity loss.

Dr. Ngodu Solange Mamsy’s role as the South Africa Country Representative will involve raising awareness about the SDGs, promoting their implementation, and fostering partnerships between different stakeholders, including the government, civil society organizations, politicians, business tycoons and the private sector.

Similarly, Dr Ngodu Solange Mamsy will be expected to work closely with the South African government, South Africa’s United Nations body, and all of its agencies to align national policies and strategies with the SDGs. This collaboration will ensure that South Africa progresses towards sustainable development by integrating the goals into national agendas and decision-making processes.

By assuming this position, Her Excellency Dr. Ngodu Solange Mamsy has a significant responsibility to contribute to the achievement of sustainable development in South Africa. The appointment reflects her expertise and dedication to the field, and it is hoped that her efforts, with the support of various stakeholders, will lead to positive and transformative change in the country.

The letter, giving details on the aims and objectives of the organization, disclosed that the international NGO is aimed at promoting development and economic goals in all the UN member nations.
“To work within the scope of the I 7goals of Sustainable Development Goals within the member nations of UN which are: end poverty, end hunger, ensure healthy lives and promote well-being, ensure quality education, achieve gender equality, ensure sustainable water and sanitation, ensure reliable energy, promote economic growth, build resilient infrastructure, foster innovative and infrastructure, reduce inequality within and among countries, ensure sustainable consumption and production pattern, combat climate change, conserved and sustainable use of oceans, seas, marine resources for sustainable development.
“To empower youths globally with sustainable skill: focusing on youth development, gender and environmental sustainability.

“To support the adopted global goals (Sustainable Development Goals) to end poverty, protect the plant, and ensure prosperity for all across all UN member nations

” To inspire and educate youths and women to actively contribute to improving local and global issues affecting development on education, sustainability, health, environment and peacebuilding.

“To encourage purposeful leadership for the development of the people and society.

“To foster global development through integrated approach towards the Challenges facing development globally: good health, food, shelter, poverty alleviation, quality education, environment, peacebuilding, child abuse and human trafficking, youth and women empowerment and mentoring”.

While congratulating Dr. Ngodu Solange Mamsy on her new appointment, the signatories to the 23 pages of the appointment letter have this to say, “Congratulations on your appointment. This is indeed a remarkable achievement and a testament to your hard work, dedication, and expertise in the field of sustainable development.

“Your new role as the country Representative carries immense responsibility, as you will be at the forefront of promoting and advocating for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in South Africa. With your wealth of knowledge and experience, we have no doubt that you will excel in this position and make significant contributions towards addressing the pressing environmental, social, and economic challenges facing the country.

“Your appointment serves as an inspiration to all of us who believe in the urgency and importance of sustainable development. Your passion and commitment to creating a more sustainable and equitable future will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on South Africa and its people.

“We are confident that you will use your leadership skills to effectively engage with stakeholders, collaborate with government agencies, and mobilize resources towards sustainable development initiatives. Your efforts will further strengthen South Africa’s commitment to the global sustainable development agenda and undoubtedly bring about positive change in the lives of its citizens.

“Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved appointment. May this new role be a rewarding and fulfilling journey for you, and may you continue to be a beacon of inspiration for others. Your contribution towards sustainable development in South Africa is invaluable, and we are excited to see the positive impact you will bring.”