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Core Innovation Skills (Creativity, AI & Digital Tools in Education)
Teaching and learning in the 21st Century requires more than chalk, board and talk!
At the Teacher Innovation Professional Development Workshop, educators explored Core Innovation Skills: learning how creativity, Artificial Intelligence, and digital tools can transform the classroom experience.
From designing engaging lessons to using technology for personalized learning, teachers discovered practical ways to make learning more interactive, relevant, and impactful.
Innovation is no longer optional, it’s essential.
Innovation in Education Starts with teachers.
Through the session on Core Innovation Skills, teachers were introduced to: Project base learning Creative thinking techniques for lesson delivery How AI can support teaching and learning Digital tools to improve student engagement
The future of education is digital and empowered teachers are leading the way.
Let’s continue to embrace innovation for creative way for transformative Learning, Say NO to learning poverty

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GESA Initiative Executive Director paid an advocacy visit to the Director FCT Education Resource Centre in preparation for the Teachers Innovation Professional Development Workshop, for the implementation of School Child and Rural Teachers Innovation Project (SCARTIP) A structured initiative focused on equipping teachers with innovation skills for today’s classrooms Management.

On April 22, 2026, The Executive Director of GESA Initiative participated along side with Dr. Olayinka Babalola, Country Director, International Budget Partnership (IBP), Tijah Bolton-Akpan, Deputy National Coordinator, RJN and Nigeria the Country Director BUDGIT at the launch ceremony of Resource Justice Network Nigeria. The event marked a significant moment in strengthening advocacy for transparency, accountability, and justice in Nigeria’s extractive sector—while anchoring these efforts in the principles of a just transition, green energy access, and climate-resilient development.

At the Abuja gathering, experts highlighted a critical paradox: despite decades of oil production and billions in revenue, many resource-rich communities, especially in the Niger Delta remain among the poorest and most marginalized. Environmental degradation, loss of livelihoods, exclusion from decision-making, and growing climate vulnerability were identified as persistent, interlinked challenges.

Speakers emphasized that Nigeria’s extractive model has historically concentrated wealth among elites while forcing host communities to bear the environmental and social costs. The call to action was clear:

· Strengthen governance and accountability systems to support a just and green resource transition
· Ensure fair distribution of resource benefits, including targeted investments in decentralized renewable energy
· Prioritize environmental restoration and community-led climate adaptation in fossil fuel-dependent regions
· Promote community participation in both extractive governance and energy transition planning

The event also underscored the urgency of a just transition, ensuring that as Nigeria moves toward renewable energy, it does not repeat the same patterns of exclusion, pollution, and disempowerment seen in the fossil fuel era. This means putting frontline communities at the center of decisions, protecting livelihoods, and building local green economies.

Importantly, the launch and discussions reinforced the role of civil society in shaping policies that protect vulnerable populations, expand civic space, accelerate clean energy access, and drive inclusive, climate-informed development across Nigeria



....GenderAndSocialInclusion

NEPC organises the biggest women programme of the year!

Theme: Strengthening WOMEN-LED Businesses for Resilience, Recovery and Inclusive Economic Growth

Date: 28 April 2026
Time: 9am
Venue: NEPC Conference Hall, Export House, Abuja

Education is not a privilege, it is a right that every child deserves, regardless of their background, location, or circumstances. Yet, millions of children are forced to abandon their dreams due to poverty, lack of access, and societal barriers.
School dropouts are not just statistics, they are untapped potential, future leaders, innovators, and change-makers who were denied a fair chance. When a child leaves school, we all lose a piece of our collective future.
GESA Initiative and Partners, are Changing this Narrative Through the School Child and Rural Teachers Innovation project (SCARTIP) investing in Teachers Innovation and Professional Development to improve Quality learning outcomes for pupils...
supporting vulnerable families, out of School children , advocating for inclusive policies, Clean and conducive learning environments .
Every child deserves Quality education.
Reachout and Jion us today..

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Whether you're just starting out or ready to grow your business, GESA Initiative is here to help you turn your vision into reality.


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Starting a Small Business

The determination to create value and solve real life and digital problems, is your journey to profit making and wealth creation.

Every big business you admire today started with a simple idea and the courage to begin.

Starting small isn’t a limitation, it’s a strategy. It allows you to learn faster, make mistakes cheaply, and build something solid from the ground up. You don’t need millions to begin, you need clarity, consistency, and commitment.
Start with what you have. Your skills, your network, your environment, these are your first investors. Test your idea on a small scale, understand your customers, and refine your product or service based on real feedback.

Think big from day one. Have a vision that stretches beyond your current reality. Where do you want your business to be in 1 year? 5 years? Let that vision guide your daily actions.

Growth comes from discipline and smart decisions. Reinvest your profits, build strong relationships, leverage digital tools, and start.

*Change must reach every community*

Rural communities are the backbone of our nation, yet many still face limited access to quality education, healthcare, clean water, economic opportunities, and basic infrastructure.
At GESA Initiative, we believe development should not stop in urban centers. True progress happens when rural dwellers are empowered with the tools, support, and opportunities they need to thrive.
From skills development and youth empowerment to supporting women, farmers, and vulnerable groups, every effort made in rural communities creates lasting impact for generations.
When rural communities grow, the nation grows.
It is time to bridge the gap and ensure no community is left behind.

What if empowerment could change an entire generation?

At GESA Initiative, we are doing more than talking about change, we are making it happen.

Every youth empowered is a potential job creator.
Every woman supported is a stronger family and community.
Every vulnerable life transformed is hope restored.
We are building futures.
We are creating opportunities.
We are transforming lives across Nigeria and Africa continents

But real impact grows when people come together.
If you believe in empowering young people, supporting women, and creating opportunities for vulnerable communities, support this mission.
Be part of this movement through our social media handles. You can DM us: [email protected]


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