The Future Academy

The International Day of the girl child is a day where we focus on the education, safety and rights of the girl child and the sole objective is to make the girl child an integral and active part of the world's progress.

We are dedicated to the growth of the girl child everywhere around the world and we stand with the world, not just today, but every day, to promote and fight for the education, safety and rights of the girl child.

The girl child deserves more, more than just a place in the kitchen or the home. A place where her voice is heard, taken into account, respected, and acknowledged. A place where her voice matters and a place where she matters.

Excited for this weekend! We will be having a swell time with the delectable Tee-Extra!

Tolulope Oguntayo also known as Tee Extra is a versatile lady and popularly known for her tips on personal development.

She is very much interested in Sustainable Development goals, Model United Nations, Human Rights and Political Economy.

She has trained graduate and undergraduate students of about 3000+ audiences on personal development, growth and how to become a better version of themselves.

She has bagged over 7 awards from the United Nations Human Rights Committee and Commission on Women of status in International Model United Nations

She is the author of African Woman President (a book on gender equality) and 12 things for 1 (a book on idea ex*****on)

She is the founder of Proudly Skilled Nigeria, a self-development hub aimed at helping people discover themselves and their true potential.

She is currently the Executive Director of Lead Footprints Africa, a non-profit organization aimed at Sensitization and Advocacy of Human Rights.

Tolulope is selfless when it involves building communities and platforms for growth.

We are thrilled to have you join us this weekend

It's not too late to welcome you into September!

It's a great month for us!

We are glad to announce our 1.0. TFA is giving back to her volunteers through a series of sessions facilitated by the brightest minds in the industry. We are thrilled for each of our guest speakers starting with OluwaDamilola Abe] 👏👏👏

Oluwadamilola Abe is a determined lady, who is on the mission to raise global Authors and Publishers through her Book Project Consultancy company.

She's also the founder of The Oluwadamilola Abe Network (THOAN), the organization is vested with the mission to equip youths with value and responsibility and this is done through capacity building, advocacy empowerment programs, etc.

is a Volunteer per excellence. She will speaking on "Connecting to the Vision and not the Visioneer.

As days became weeks and weeks became months,
steadily, slowly and surely, we inched onwards to the vision once written.

What started off as a dream of one person became an organization for children and with the help of gifts of men, men and women turned brothers and sisters, we press on and inch forward every single day.

We do not forget that which brought us here and made us come alive, even now, it burns us more and ignites us to do more, be more and achieve more.

So, with a year beneath our belt with experiences gathered, connections made, communities bridged, commitments fortified, strength renewed, we forge on ahead to empower the future generations through mentoring, coaching and tutoring, to ensure that the future once envisioned never becomes bleak and that the promise once made at the beginning remains through as we continue the race.

To those who have been with us from the very beginning, we say thank you, we couldn't have gotten here or done any of these without you. To those just joining, we say welcome and we are glad that you are doing this with us. To everyone, we say let's do this again with renewed vigor and immense strength. Let's walk this path once more and light up the torches of the future generations.

We are TFA and we are here for you!!!

April is here!!!!!💃🕺

Happy New Month! We are super excited for what this month holds for us!

Watch this space!

I know that you might be wondering why we were silent 🤐 on this matter.
Believe me, we weren't. We just hadn't had the opportunity to proceed appropriately!!! 😞
But now, we're ready, we're able and we're no more silent. ✊🏽✊🏽
We're not joining a thread and trend for popularity sake of peer pressure, we're joining it for posterity and for now!!! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

To birth a nation truly great for the future generations and to empower them, we need to maximize our efforts into producing that. 🤝🏽
We, TFA, stands with the youths and boldly proclaim that 🗣️🗣️🗣️





Use the hashtags and tag us on Instagram .ng and lets our voice be heard!!!

While it can be normal for a teenager to lack confidence at times, people with self-esteem issues normally view themselves differently to how others view them.

Low self-esteem can be particularly hard for young people especially when they’re doing things  like starting high school or work, and forming new friendships and relationships. 

Positive self-esteem for teens is important as it allows them to try new things, take healthy risks and solve problems. In turn, their learning and development will be productive and will set them up for a healthy and positive future.

Every child is different. Self-esteem may come easier to some kids than others. And some kids face things that can lower their self-esteem. But even if a child's self-esteem is low, it can be raised.

Here are things parents can do to help kids feel good about themselves.

1. Help your child learn to do things.
2. Praise your child, but do it wisely.
3.Focus on strengths. Pay attention to what your child does well and enjoys.
4.Let kids help and give. Self-esteem grows when kids get to see that what they do matters to others.
5.Be a good role model.

As kids grow, self-esteem can grow too. Any time kids try things, do things, and learn things can be a chance for self-esteem to grow. This can happen when kids:

• Make progress toward a goal

• Learn things at school

• Make friends and get along

• Learn skills — music, sports, art, cooking, tech skills

• Practice favorite activities

• Help, give, or be kind 

• Get praise for good behaviors

• Try hard at something

• Do things they're good at and enjoy

• Are included by others

• Feel understood and accepted

• Get a prize or a good grade they know they've earned

When kids have self-esteem, they feel confident, capable, and accepted for who they are.

The self-esteem of a child is a very important aspect of his or her life ,if not the most important aspect because it serves as a motivational function by making it more or less likely that children will take care of themselves amd explore their full potential.

Many at times, when growing up, they face a lot of negativity and violation of their rights which makes it hard for some of them to believe they can be someone better than what they are presently.

Lack of self-esteem is a significant developmental problem for young children today. Research conducted by Prof. Lissette Saavedra, tells us that often unhealthy self-esteem is the underlying cause of fear, anxiety, anger, panic attacks, dependence and lack of assertiveness, depression, eating disorders, addictive behaviors, relationship problems, social anxiety disorders and dependent personality disorders.

With all of this developmental problems that comes with lack of self esteem in children;

Dear Parents, Guardians and Teachers, Let us therefore do all within our capacity to help our children grow whilst having a postive mindset towards themselves always.

The self-esteem of a child is a very important aspect of his or her life ,if not the most important aspect because it serves as a motivational function by making it more or less likely that children will take care of themselves amd explore their full potential.

Many at times, when growing up, they face a lot of negativity and violation of their rights which makes it hard for some of them to believe they can be someone better than what they are presently.

Lack of self-esteem is a significant developmental problem for young children today. Research conducted by Prof. Lissette Saavedra, tells us that often unhealthy self-esteem is the underlying cause of fear, anxiety, anger, panic attacks, dependence and lack of assertiveness, depression, eating disorders, addictive behaviors, relationship problems, social anxiety disorders and dependent personality disorders.

With all of this developmental problems that comes with lack of self esteem in children;

Dear Parents, Guardians ans Teachers, Let us therefore do all within our capacity to help our children grow whilst having a postive mindset towards themselves always.

An environment where voices are heard, dreams are valid, potentials are developed!