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🎥 Meet Our Workshop Facilitator for hashtag ! 🎥

We’re excited to introduce one of the workshop facilitators in person of Nikita Glushchenko, renowned filmmaker and master of cinematic storytelling. Nikita will take you on a journey through the art of captivating visual narratives, sharing insights on narrative arcs, cinematic techniques, and post-production magic. Whether you’re an experienced pro or just getting started, this workshop will equip you with the tools to craft films that leave audiences spellbound.

Join Nikita at the CAVIC Festival of Creativity and Technology 2024 for an immersive workshop on Mastering Cinematic Storytelling and unlock the secrets to creating visually stunning narratives that resonate deeply.

📅 Date: November 8th 2024
📍 Location: 30 Agadez Crescent, Wuse 2 Abuja.
💡 Theme: Interactive Futures: Bridging Realities

✨ Don’t miss out on this chance to learn from an industry pioneer! Secure your spot now.

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📢 Calling all innovators and creatives! The Cavic Nigeria Festival of Creativity and Technology 2024 is bringing you exclusive workshops that will inspire and equip you to push boundaries in fashion and filmmaking. Best of all—it’s FREE to attend, but registration is compulsory!

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Honored to have the endorsement of Mrs. Lola Ade-John the esteemed Nigerian Minister of Tourism, for AWBI's Scrap to Bank project!

Together, we’re transforming waste into wealth and empowering women across Nigeria through financial inclusion and sustainable practices. Her support is a significant step towards making a lasting impact in our communities.

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Scrap to Bank (S2B) is up and running!

We are very excited about the commencement of Scrap to Bank (S2B), an initiative designed to empower women through skill development, training, financial education, and investment planning. Underscoring the program, are the commitment towards reducing poverty, climate sensitivity and waste reduction, and the celebration of our African culture and vibrant heritage.

The goal of S2B is reach thousands of unemployed women over the next four years, and give them the skills and means to earn sustainable income.

Some members of The Association of Spouses of Nigerian Ambassadors (ASNA) took a selfie after the visit from the Minister of Art, Culture and Creative Economy Barrister Hannatu Musa Musawa to the S2B project.

Today, it was an honour to receive the Honourable Minister for Art, Culture and Creative Economy, Barrister Hannatu Musa Musawa at the Scrap to Bank (S2B) project.

The Honourable Minister expressed her delight at being able to witness the start of a project that would not only empower women, but contribute to the growth of the economy and help to combat the negative effects of climate change.

She pledged the support of the Ministry to the upward trajectory of the S2B project by collaborating with ASNA and African Women's Banking Initiative and soliciting support from other ministries to provide much needed resources to ensure the successful completion of the project.

On Saturday May 11th, our Director of Business Development Marilyn Ogbebor spoke to over 200 women at the Highly Profitable Woman Conference.

She enlightened them about the opportunities to earn that exist in the digital space focusing on teaching English online.

In this digital age, it is possible to make global impact from the comfort of your home so it is worthwhile to invest the time to find possible ways to do so.

A few weeks ago, a delegation of the Association of Spouses of Nigerian Ambassadors (ASNA) led by Dr Angela Adamu, paid a visit to the Minister of Tourism, Lola Ade-John.

The meeting with the Honourable Minister was very positive, inspiring, and focused on building a collaborative relationship.

ASNA is committed to driving Humanitarian, economically empowering, poverty alleviation, value adding, educational, and inclusive programs. Excited about ASNA projects and collaborations.

Dr. Angela Adamu met with the dynamic Niger State Governor, Umaru Bago to discuss the importance of teacher capacity development as a vital factor in improving the quality of education in Nigeria. Both the Governor and Dr. Adamu acknowledged that while education infrastructure is important, that alone will not transform the education sector.

What is required is commitment to ensuring that teacher education curriculum is upgraded to reflect the realities of the 21st century educational and technological landscape. And without doubt, investment in the continuous professional development of teachers must be a prerequisite in maintaining standards and ensuring that educators remain abreast of current and evolving pedagogical knowledge, skills, and trends.