Meet Obinna (@obinnachukwuzie) ! A member of NDLink since April 2014. Obinna Chukwuezie is a CNN Multi-Choice African Journalist Award Nominee and former founding Editor of Career Exclusive Magazine

There are now more digital citizens in Africa than ever. Internet access (especially via mobile) across the continent has soared exponentially, and the web is inundated with giant strides expedited by technology every day

The Global Shapers Community of the World Economic Forum (WEF) is a network of Hubs developed and led by young people who are exceptional in their potential, their achievement and their drive to make contribution to their communities.

More than nuclear weapons or a global disease pandemic, impairments to water supplies and punishing cycles of flood, drought, and water pollution are now viewed by heads of state, nonprofit leaders, and chief executives as the most serious threat to business and society.

The Niger Delta Partnership Initiative (NDPI) Foundation and the Global Social Enterprise Initiative (GSEI) at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business

Satyagraha Institute (satyagrahainstitute.org) announces its first summer institute, to be held August 2 -22, 2015 in the Black Hills of South Dakota

A 5-day Cutting-edge International Training/Workshop on “Low Cost Sanitation”, from 9th – 13th March 2015 at Warri, Delta State, Nigeria. (with Facilitators from Canada and Zambia)

With barely three weeks to the Presidential and National Assembly elections scheduled for February 14, and just over a month to the Governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections on February 28

Imagine you couldn’t read or write. Or worse still, imagine you knew nothing of the world that exists beyond your hometown. For 57 million primary aged children who aren’t in school, there’s no need to imagine-this is their painful reality

Partnership has become a buzz word often used by development actors and organizations to demonstrate their belief in the approach and concept. Several development projects and initiatives in Nigeria and elsewhere have been built on the concept and principles of partnership.

Amnesty International and the Centre for Human Rights and Development (CEHRD) has welcomed an offer by oil giant Shell to pay the Nigerian Bodo community 55 million pounds ($83 million) in compensation for its oil spills in the Niger Delta in 2008