SAFE Academy Alumni Spotlight – Ali Ajagbe
Alli Ajagbe is a 2017 Alumni of the Sozo Networks SAFE Academy. He is a Tech enthusiast passionate about finding spaces to utilize his tech skills for community development. He is keenly interested in Computer […]
SAFE Academy Alumni Spotlight – Dennis Udochukwu
Growing up in a rural community, the only future Dennis could imagine was becoming a taxi driver, bus conductor or tout. His life trajectory changed when a friend invited him to attend the SAFE Academy. […]
Sozo Networks 2019 Strategy Boot Camp Alumni, Adejoke Lasisi’s Planet 3R wins 2020 National MSME Awards
One of our amazing 2019 Social Impact Strategy Boot Camp Alumni – Adejoke Lasisi, announced the winner of the National MSME of the Year 2020 during an award ceremony presided over by the Vice President, […]
Distance is NO Barrier to Development – Sozo Networks YID Fellow, Blessing Ashi Testifies
Chinese Philosopher, Lao Tzu said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step”. The Sozo Networks experience of Blessing Ashi began earlier in the year when she was selected as a Sozo Networks […]
Sozo Networks Hosts Victoria Ibiwoye, CEO OneAfrican Child
Stick to Your Calling; Covid-19 shouldn’t Stop You – CEO OneAfrican Child Saturday, 2nd May 2020 remains a remarkable day in the development journey of our 2019/2020 Youth in Development Fellows as they had an […]
Social Entrepreneurs Acquire Grant Application Skills at Sozo Mentorship Series
Social Entrepreneurs Acquire Grant Application Skills at Sozo Mentorship Series. The Sozo Networks Mentorship Series March 2020 Edition focused on the grant application for Tony Elumelu Foundation. It was an exciting, interactive and educative session […]
Building Value-based Relationships
Building value-based relationships mean building a relationship with someone not only because you like them but also because they have something that you need and you also have something to offer them. To build a powerful […]
Balancing the use of Quantitative and Qualitative Insights in the development sector
The statement “Correlation is not always causation” has been used to summarize the misleading tendency of using quantitative analysis to find solutions or predict the future. The statement draws our attention to the fact that […]