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SHACO ANNOUNCES NIGERIA 65TH INDEPENDENCE DAY SUMMIT – “BE PATRIOTIC”
The Society for Human Advancement and Creativity Organisation (SHACO) is proud to announce the Nigeria 65th Independence Day Summit, a landmark event themed “Be Patriotic.” The summit is set to gather over 400 participants from across the country, including 100 specially invited executives from key organizations, to celebrate Nigeria’s independence while promoting national unity, patriotism, and development.

According to Amb. Mark Akande, founder and president of SHACO, the summit aims to inspire Nigerians, especially the youth, to appreciate the sacrifices of past heroes, embrace the values of patriotism, and contribute meaningfully to national growth.

Purpose of the Summit:

Honour the sacrifices of Nigeria’s heroes past.

Educate participants on the importance of patriotism and national values.

Provide a platform for intergenerational dialogue and celebration of Nigeria’s independence.

Foster unity among Nigeria’s diverse tribes, ethnicities, and religions.

Encourage collaboration and networking for nation-building.

Present practical steps for driving national development.

Key Activities & Highlights:

Keynote Address: “Be Patriotic” by Dr. Joe Okei Odumakin, President, Women Arise for Change Initiative, and recipient of the U.S. Woman of Courage Award.

Guest Speaker: “The Role of Youth in Nation Building” by Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende, Lagos State Commissioner for Youth and Social Development.

Educational tours to historical sites in Badagry, including the Slave Relics, Oba Akran Palace, Point of Return, Agia Tree, First Storey Building, and the Heritage Museum.

Documentary on Nigeria’s Independence.

Panel discussions with government representatives, unions, youth groups, and civil society leaders.

Certificates of participation and refreshments for all attendees.

Key Issues for Discussion:

1. The role of workers in nation building.

2. Women’s engagement and development as a pillar of nationhood.

3. Utilizing youth energy and innovation for Nigeria’s growth.

4. Preserving the achievements of Nigeria’s heroes past.

5. Understanding transport sector management and policy.

Call to Action:
SHACO invites organisations to register their delegates inorder to be able to attend this awesome summit.

All donations and sponsorship is payable to Wema Bank – 0121963383 – Society for Human Advance.

For further information, please contact:
0706 977 3460, 0708 032 1185
Email: [email protected]

Join us as we come together to reflect, learn, and chart a course for a stronger, united Nigeria.

Media Contact:
Amb. Mark Akande
President & Founder, SHACO
Mark Akande Lindaikejiblog Dr. Richard and Erika Mata

IMAGE OF A HEROINE?
Yetunde Taiwo Adekunle
A heroine is a female character, often the protagonist, who embodies qualities of courage, strength, and selflessness. She is not defined by social status or gender roles and often risks everything to protect others and fight for what is right.

Key traits include mental fortitude, unconditional love, and a strong moral compass.

Core Traits:
Courage and Bravery:
A heroine faces danger and adversity head-on, demonstrating bravery and resilience.

Strength (Physical and Mental):
She is not just physically strong, but also mentally tough, able to withstand emotional and psychological challenges.

Selflessness and Compassion:
A heroine often puts the needs of others before her own, displaying empathy and a desire to help those in need.

Strong Moral Compass:
She possesses a clear sense of right and wrong, guiding her actions and decisions.

Independence and Determination:
A heroine is not defined by her relationships with others and is capable of making her own decisions and pursuing her goals.

Resilience and Perseverance:
She faces setbacks and challenges with determination, refusing to give up even when faced with seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

Unconditional Love:
A heroine is capable of loving others deeply and unconditionally, even in the face of adversity.

Risk-taking: She is willing to put herself in harm's way to protect others.

Inquisitiveness and a desire for knowledge: Heroines are often curious and open to learning new things.

Faith or belief in something greater than herself: This can be religious faith, a belief in a cause, or a strong personal conviction.

A sense of self-worth and value: She recognizes her own importance and rights, refusing to be treated as a doormat.

Humility and modesty: While strong and capable, a heroine may also be humble and not seek recognition for her actions.

Willingness to learn and adapt: She is open to new ideas and experiences, and willing to change and grow.

We are overcomers
Believers are overcomers
Activists are believers
Sowore will overcome Egbetokun
Nigerians will overcome bad governance
Nigeria will be great again
Be Patriotic!!!

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SHACO NGO to re-launch her skills acquisition programme soon. This project is tagged: Secondary Education Plus Skills Training (SEPST 2023)

Free skills training for students from JSS1 to SSS3 and those out of School in :-
1. Printing ( Operating Cord Machine, Cutting machine, Plate making, Collation and Finishing etc)
2. Fashion Designing
3. Graphics Designs etc

More details coming...