A 30-Minutes Leadership Programme on TV
A television program designed to help people evaluate the quality of leadership in society and identify good leaders worthy of emulation.
Leadership Watch's strategic programs cover leadership, human rights, youth development, ICT, entrepreneurship, community service, trade and investment.
A television program designed to help people evaluate the quality of leadership in society and identify good leaders worthy of emulation.
A 12-calendar-month leadership training program using seminars, talk shops and symposia, designed to help young people grow their leadership skills. Participation requests can be sent to leadershipwatch@hotmail.com.
A forum addressing abuse of fundamental human rights, seeking redress and providing legal assistance to persons whose rights have been violated.
Provides Nigeria’s future leaders with first-hand exposure to the way of life of other people, especially leadership and governance. It also gives youths an opportunity to showcase Nigerian culture. Organized with partner institutions in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia and Europe.
Fosters business cooperation and encourages Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria by bringing business people together, facilitating interaction with government and creating platforms for investors to engage relevant agencies.
Grooms future leaders in different spheres by connecting emerging leaders with role models and mentorship, and by identifying strategic alliances and opportunities for building a better society.
Works with government agencies, donors, corporate bodies and advocacy groups to provide community service schemes tailored to the needs of rural poor communities and encourage celebrity involvement in community work.
Provides secondary school students and undergraduates with basic ICT knowledge, opportunities for empowerment, wealth creation and skills acquisition.
Empowers young and business-minded Nigerians with modern business solutions and skills, including agriculture-focused training, expert-led development and consumer rights and education partnerships.