Today we are profiling Chude Jideonwo who will be moderating the Perspective from Millennials session at the #WIMBIZAnnualConference themed Nigeria Rising... Accelerating Transformation scheduled to hold on Monday, November 3 & Tuesday, November 4, 2014 at Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Named by Forbes as one of Africa's 30 best entrepreneurs under 30, Chude
Jideonwo's career is centered on using the media as an active tool to
galvanize a generation of Africans to action. He is Managing Partner of
Red Media Africa, owners of The Future Africa Awards & Summit, Y!
Africa, and YNaija.com; and founding Executive Director of The Future
Project, which empowers young people across Africa through leadership
and enterprise.
In 2010, he convened friends and colleagues to hold the historic EnoughisEnough protests and co-founded EnoughisEnough Nigeria, which has become the country's foremost good governance group for young Nigerians. A lawyer and award-winning journalist, he has a Master's Degree in Media and Communication from the Pan-African University. He is a Global Shaper with the World Economic Forum and sits on the boards of the Oando Foundation and Microsoft 4Afrika.
In 2010, he convened friends and colleagues to hold the historic EnoughisEnough protests and co-founded EnoughisEnough Nigeria, which has become the country's foremost good governance group for young Nigerians. A lawyer and award-winning journalist, he has a Master's Degree in Media and Communication from the Pan-African University. He is a Global Shaper with the World Economic Forum and sits on the boards of the Oando Foundation and Microsoft 4Afrika.
The perspective from millennials session is a forum for millennials to tell us their views on
Nigeria and how the youth can move the country forward. The critical
questions here are
• What should Nigeria be?
• What can Nigeria be?
• What should we be doing now as young Nigerians to make the answers to questions 1&2 above become a reality?
• What should the government, corporate world and the citizens be doing to ensure that the answers to questions 1&2 above become a reality?
• What should Nigeria be?
• What can Nigeria be?
• What should we be doing now as young Nigerians to make the answers to questions 1&2 above become a reality?
• What should the government, corporate world and the citizens be doing to ensure that the answers to questions 1&2 above become a reality?
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