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SHADE-IN participates in a capacity building session of CONGOs Saving Hand Development Initiative (SHADE-IN), an NGO into youth education, leadership development, value re-orientation and neighborhood transformation was part of the first capacity building session of Conference of Non-Governmental Organisations (CONGOs), organised by the new Executive members. The session which was part of the Conference's general meeting, held on 5th June, 2018 and Dr. Paul Oyarenua of Kairos Initiative facilitated on the title: "Starting and Sustaining an NGO in Nigeria". The general meeting started by 10:36am and ended by 1:00am with the capacity session taking about 40 minutes of the time. During the meeting, the Executive Director (Programmes) of SHADE-IN and Director of Strategy, Research and Planning, CONGOs, Bliss Ojeruse, presented a report on the analysis on organisational capacity questionnaires issued to members during the general meeting held on 3rd April, 2018....

SHADE-IN joins CONGOs' team, visits the Executive Governor of Edo State, Mr. Godwin Nogheghase Obaseki SHADE-IN's Executive Director (Programmes) and Director of Strategy, Research and Planning of Conference of Non-Governmental Organisations (CONGOs), Bliss Ojeruse, was part of the Conference representatives, the newly elected Executives, who went on a courtesy visit to the Executive Governor of Edo State, Mr. Godwin Nogheghase Obaseki on 28th May, 2018. The visit revealed areas the Network can collaborate with the Government to enhance development.  SHADE-IN which has a strategic position in the Network will certainly be part of the development process working under CONGOs for the good of the people of Edo State, Nigeria.  For more highlights on the programme, visit:   https://twitter.com/CONGOs_Edo_Ng/status/1003467780174368770?s=20 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=232695753979935&id=222398901676287...

Saving Hand Development Initiative (SHADE-IN) on this special day,  wish to felicitate with workers as they celebrate this day set aside to focus on workers' role in nation building. From the left: Richard Eruotor, David Rotimi, Roland Ojeruse The theme of the 2018 International Workers' Day is: “Uniting Workers for Social and Economic Advancement”. We seize this opportunity to call on all Nigerian workers from the top of the hierarchy to the base to resolve in contributing meaningfully to their work better than before, so as to generate greater profit for their organisation, hence, advancing the socio-economic aspects of the nation. We especially call on public servants to add diligence, innovation, creativity, selflessness, accountability, transparency and integrity to their work as they collaborate with trade unions to enhance social and economic development. Particularly, we shout out to all teachers who are the builders of foundations and nations, who are the ...

Saving Hand Development Initiative (SHADE-IN) in conjunction with Gospel World Media presents a Short Film Project entitled “The Commission”, a project  created to present the Gospel of Christ in dynamic ways through short films shared on the social media and in live outreaches using stories that relate to the pursuit and  attainment of God’s purpose for life and destiny against all odds. In our maiden video, we present to you "JUMOKHE" (show-casing a young girl, representing the young and their struggles which can pose a distraction on the actualisation of their destiny. Even though adults also have struggles).  To view videos under this short film project, "The Commission", please visit our page on this blog at  The SaHaC There is this struggle between pleasure and work,  Between right and wrong,  Between letting go and letting in the hurt,  Between morality and immorality,  Between following the trend and being different...

TCC is a conference of emerging leaders in our nation and beyond. It is a conference designed to challenge the minds of our teenagers in the area of leadership, capacity and character. This year we are working on a theme titled “ THE FOCUS” . We are quite aware of the danger of this information age where information is easily accessible by young people, thereby distracting them from having good relationship with their parents, peers and most especially their maker and creating redundancy in their development and performance. Having known from studies that natural play is essential for students growth and development, it is therefore pertinent that we teach these children on how to concentrate on one thing at a time and as well have good time for natural play and family union. It is with this understanding we are having the conference this year. Our annual Teenagers Choice Conference (champion teens), the very first of its kind will commence this year with the details ...

As a way of developing the capacity of the Saving Hand Development Initiative (SHADE-IN) team working in Oke Agbe II, Ofiyin Village   (aka Aba-Ebira) by Nigeria Christian Corpers Fellowship (NCCF) Ekiti State Secretariat, a Community Health Evangelism Training of Trainers (CHE TOT) was organized at the NCCF State Secretariat, Off New Iyin Road, Iyin-Ekiti, Ekiti State , Nigeria on 11 th -14 th September, 2013. The training was facilitated by the CHE Team (eight members; two females, six   males) from Akure, Ondo State, among whom were Obaweya Oluwatope, Adaramola Precious, Benson O. Lawani, Dr. Ebenezer O. Oke (Life Development Centre), Lawal Oluwaseun (Arewa Community Development Foundation), Pastor Amos, Adepoju Samuel and Emiloju Samson O. In attendance were 33 participants (10 females, 23 males)   comprising of SHADE-IN   (20), God’s Sunrise Mission (3), The Blessed Hope Evangelical Mission (5), Student Mission Organization Int’l (1) , Oke Agbe II, Of...

 SHADE-IN TEAM with Teachers and Students We were all so excited knowing we would soon be in Ogbakiri. The reason for the joy is what I can’t explain myself, perhaps, it is the joy to reaching out to the great people of Okporowo. We were eager to be a blessing, and to give the lives of these little ones a meaning. We had a mental picture of what we thought the place was like but believe you me, we saw more than what we imagined. W hen we saw the driver pack, we were hoping we would go down to where the school was but   did not know that where we were was the school we sought.   It is really not a wonderful sight to behold such that we found it very necessary to appreciate the teachers who work there. Should we say the school is suffering from the greed and selfishness of our fathers who had no clear picture for their children’s future or those were times of ignorance? Whatever the case, suf...