A New Generation of Leaders Emerges; Meet the 2025 Emerging Political Leaders Fellowship Program 2025 Fellows
The Bridge Leadership Foundation has once again proven its commitment to nurturing the next generation of...
Why Elections, Why Democracy in Africa? An Article by Daberechi Kingsley Ekejiuba, 2024 EPLF Alumnus
As a Pan-African deeply committed to the progress of Africa and its member states, I believe...
Mutilation in Nigeria: A Call to Action for Women’s Rights and Wellbeing
An Article written by Juliet Isi Ikhayere-Asekomeh, a 2024 EPLF Alumna Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) remains a...
Nigeria: The Need for a Social Contract
An article by Clementina Odetola, EPLF 2024 Alumna “Nigeria: The Need for a Social Contract” is more...
Youth Leadership in Focus: Samson Dairus Ignites Change with Amana FM Radio Chat
In fulfilling a key requirement of the Emerging Political Leaders Fellowship (EPLF), Samson Dairus took a...
Shaping the Future: Developing Critical Thinkers Through Omobolanle Ayo-Alake’s Civic Engagement Activity
In fulfillment of her civic engagement activity, Omobolanle Ayo-Alake successfully organized a Sensitization and Leadership Programme...
Beyond the Cycle: Raising Awareness on Menstrual Health and Well-being: A Civic Engagement Activity by Ariyo Odeyemi, 2024 EPLF Fellow
In alignment with the EPLF's pillar on Civic Engagement, Ariyo Odeyemi implemented a civic engagement activity...
From Classroom to Community: Abdullahi Shitu Teaches Students to Be Active Citizens
Abdullahi Shitu conducted a civic engagement event on September 29, 2024, at Government Girls Secondary Kofar...
Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Civic Engagement Experience by Franklin Osuagwu
As part of the Emerging Political Leaders Fellowship, a civic engagement initiative titled “Leadership in the...
THE GREEN CIRCLE CONVERSATION: X-SPACE CONVERSATION ON LOW VOTER TURNOUT IN NIGERIA: CAUSES AND STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVEMENT
On September 27, 2024, our fellows convened for a Green Circle Conversation, addressing the critical issue...