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Mentor Miracle Ogba, Stratford-upon-Avon (2026)

10/02/2025

Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69)

I am pleased to join the UN Women UK for the second time in a row as a delegate at the 69th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women ( ).

As a human rights advocate, I am particularly excited to contribute to this year's discussions, focusing on advancing the rights of women and girls globally.

This year's CSW theme, "For All Women and Girls -Equality. Rights. Empowerment," underscores the critical need for collective action and gender-inclusive efforts to build a truly equitable society.

Let's take action now!!!

04/02/2025

-National Expert/Delegate Meeting

Climate change impacts local populations in devastating ways, excerberting existing inequalities and creating new vulnerabilities. Addressing this crisis demands both global, regional and local actions.

Promoting climate justice involves recognizing historical responsibilities, advocating for equitable solutions, and supporting the communities most affected by climate change.

Through a just and inclusive response, we can mitigate the worst impacts of climate change and build a more sustainable future for all.

It was in this regard and the need to promote equitable climate solutions for Africa, that the African Group of Negotiators Expert Support (AGNES), led by Dr. George Wamukoya, partnered with the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), and assembled diverse team of climate justice experts and lawyers from various African nations including Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Zambia, Kenya and Uganda to discuss climate issues in Africa, international best practices and solutions for Africa. In attendance were prominent personalities including Dr. ROSE MWEBAZA (Director, United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)), Walters Tubua (Focal Point for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)), Hon. Samuel Onuigbo (former Chairman of the House Committee on Climate Change during the 8th Assembly), African Parliamentarians from committees on Environment, Climate Change, Agriculture, Sustainable Development, and Water; parliamentary staff; environmental lawyers; and climate activists. The team aimed to review existing climate change legislations across Africa, identify best practices, develop and validate the Model Climate Change Law for Africa.

It was truly an honor to participate and represent Nigeria in the review and validation of the Model African Climate Change Law, and I am hopeful that African states will adopt, domesticate, and enforce the validated Climate Change Law for a sustainable future for Africa.

I had the privilege to share some family moments with my sisters and brothers Aderonke Ige, OLUFUNKE OYINLOLA, Onyinyechi N., Desmond C. Otikpa. Adekola Thompson. I am forever grateful for the professional relationships built during this process with my African brothers and sisters Cynthia Sakami, Sarah Ngachi, and everyone present.

Cheers to a clean and sustainable Africa and may our labours of love never be in vain.

19/11/2024

Greetings!!! my community members
I hope you all are doing great 😍

On my last post, I promised to share my experiences as an international postgraduate student in the UK 🇬🇧 and my academic excellence secrets with you all. Here we go 💃💃💃

On today's episode of Miracle's Academic Excellence Secret, I will be discusing the importance of accountability and academic mentorship using my first day on campus experience.

Here is the gist, I resumed school very enthusiastic, well-prepared and ready to conquer. I was excited and eager to attend my first lecture. I tried to read the recommended articles in preparation for the class but it looked too weird and difficult to comprehend. Every thing was different from what I used to know. Imposter syndrome started to set in. All of a sudden I began to doubt myself, my capabilities and achievements. I tried to drown those fears by participating in the class discussions, asking and answering questions in class but that feeling never left me. Despite coming from an English speaking country, my fears made me believe that the people here spoke too fast and that's why I couldn't understand them. Each time I tried to contribute in class, my fears told me that "you don't have British accent so keep quiet" but I spoke regardless.

Even when I thought there was going to be a ceasefire in my mind battle after my semester 1, the battle continued anyways. However, I eventually won the battle having cleared all my papers excellently and bagging an international . All thanks to my Programme Director and all my erudite Professors and lecturers who gave me listening ears and created a safe classroom environment where all students had the opportunity to express themselves regardless of where they came from and regardless of their unpopular opinions on certain issues.

One key secret that helped me greatly in this journey and mind battle was my willingness to be accountable to my academic mentor. I remember running to him after each lecture to complain about how hectic the whole process is and how I feel lost in the system. His words of encouragement kept me going and his stern criticisms on my poor essays made me put in more work which led to my excellent results. I remember his review on one of my essays where he clearly stated that he was disappointed I did such a poor work. That pushed me back to my drawing board to do a more excellent work.

Moral lessons:
*Your feelings are valid. Its okay to be afraid, however you must intentionally face your fears and strategically subdue them.

*Learn to be accountable. In the battle of self-doubt and fears, positive self-talk is good but hearing it from someone makes it even better. Go for those pep talks when you need to and stay positive.

*Have an academic mentor. Someone who can literally go through your journey with you and tells you the truth even when it sounds harsh.

*Always remain meek and teachable at all times.

To be continued!!!

10/09/2024

Lastest Certificate Alert 💫

Indeed, learning never ends. I am thrilled to announce the completion of an intensive two-week training program with the prestigious University of Cambridge powered by Democratising Education for Global Sustainability and Justice. This transformative experience allowed me to engage in meaningful discussions on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with renowned professors and global leaders. The knowledge gained has become instrumental in my journey as a human rights advocate.

Special thanks to all the facilitators and partners Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, Bennett Institute for Public Policy, (Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (CEENRG), Global Challenges, for International Sustainable Development law and Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge for this invaluable investment

09/09/2024

Good vibes The journey has been worthwhile 😍I return all the glory 😍

25/07/2024

Today, I am reminded of the millions of people facing hunger daily due to the global food crisis and extreme poverty. I've joined a group of like-minded activists to campaign against this crisis, urging governments and global leaders to align with sustainable development goals 1 and 2 for positive change.

We symbolically issued empty plates today, representing the 733+ million people without enough food. You too can join us in this campaign; let's raise our voices and take action together to create a better world for all, including future generations.

Gratitude to Hungry For Action organizing this, and a special thanks to The ONE Campaign for their exceptional leadership and the opportunity to serve. A shoutout to Ngunan Ioron, PMP®️ my leader, and all ONE activists.

08/07/2024

New Certificate Alert 💫

Excited to share that I've completed an intensive two-week training program with the prestigious University of Cambridge under the auspices of Democratising Education for Global Sustainability and Justice. This transformative experience was powered by the Bennett Institute for Public Policy and Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resources Governance (CEENRG)

Beyond just studying for my master's degree certificate which is the primary goal, as a postgraduate student in the UK, I've always aimed to volunteer widely and pursue various development and certificate courses. This incredible opportunity to participate in such prestigious training has been truly life-changing for me.

Thanks to the support of Chevening Awards (FCDO). I had the privilege of joining this program on a scholarship. Being a Chevening scholar has opened doors to vast platforms and networks. The competitive selection process was worth it, and I feel grateful to have been chosen as one of the Chevening Scholars fully sponsored for this program, valued at over £800.

The focus on "The Convention on the Rights of the Child, Sustainable Development, and the Law" was particularly engaging, especially considering my previous coursework on the International Rights of Children at Queen Mary University of London. Exploring topics like children's right to education, their right to be heard, and the impact of climate change on sustainable development provided valuable insights.

The knowledge and experiences gained from this training has become pivotal in my journey as a child right advocate and deepened my understanding of this issues and international best practices.

I extend special thanks to Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office for their continuous support and to Hughes Hall, Cambridge and Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge and the entire team Democratising Education for Global Sustainability and Justice for organizing this exceptional and inclusive opportunity extended to all learners around the globe.

03/07/2024

Chevening Farewell Event 2024💫

As I reflect on my Chevening journey, I envision a book filled with chapters of joy, happiness, and cherished memories. Alongside all the challenges I overcame with the help of God.

As this transformative journey nears its end, I am deeply thankful for this rare privilege. I extend my sincere appreciation to the Chevening Awards (FCDO) for deeming me deserving of this life-altering experience.

My time Queen Mary University of London and School of Law has been pivotal in equipping me with new knowledge, skills, fostering critical thinking, and unveiling fresh opportunities.

To my fellow Nigerian Chevening scholars, the best cohort I proudly call family, and we call ourselves (Alpha Cheveners) your unwavering support, affection, and unity have propelled me forward.

Anticipation fills me as I look ahead to the array of opportunities awaiting. Empowered and prepared, I am poised to showcase my capabilities. The world beckons as my stage, and I stand ready to make my mark.

29/06/2024

Hello beautiful people 😍

I just uploaded a new video on YouTube explaining the documents you need to have to study abroad as an international student.

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26/06/2024

Hello Fam 😍
I know we’re all doing great.

I will be uploading a new video soon on how to prepare to study abroad with respect to all the necessary documents needed.

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17/06/2024

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