Congratulations are in order of three Nigerians who were on Tuesday night, honoured by Queen Elizabeth faraway in the United Kingdom. The Nigerians: Hauwa Ojeifo, Isaac Ezirim and Kennedy Ekezie-Joseph were presented the prestigious Queen’s Young Leaders Award in a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace, London.

According to reports, the Nigerians received the awards in honour of the work they are doing to transform lives in their respective communities.

Meghan Markel and Prince Harry (The Duke and Duchess of Sussex), David Beckham and others were present at the ceremony.

Hauwa Ojeifo, one of the three winners, runs a women’s support group called She Writes Woman. The group focuses on mental health support and outreach among some of the most vulnerable people in the community.

Isaac Ezirim, also one of the winners, is the founder of Teens Can Code. His initiative concentrates on teaching teenagers computer coding and how to build web and mobile applications using the same tools used by professionals in the tech industry.

19-year-old Kennedy Ekezie-Joseph is the youngest of the winners. He is the founder of the Calabar Youth Council for Women’s Rights (CYCWR). This initiative works to promote women’s rights in Nigeria and supports the rights of women in the areas of female genital mutilation (FGM), domestic abuse, forced child marriage and access to education for girls.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/three-nigerians-honoured-by-queen-elizabeth-in-london.html

First picture; Kenedy Joseph Ekezie
Second Picture; Isaac Damian Ezirim
Third Picture; Hauwa Ojeifo

Name checkers are about to have a field day


Before they say it, let me say it for them. Igbo Amaka! Igbo Ifeoma join sef!

These are the people that know the value of NGO's owned by young people .
There are hundreds of NGO's in these country owned by young people but none of them get recognition. The only people that gets government recognition are politicians...

As usual, na them.
Igbo amaka.

Woww... Big congrats to them... Bravo!

Igbo amaka

D 3rd one went 2 snap pishure ni... iz dat d award dey gave her pishure snapping...

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Good

The Igbo Amakas

This young Nigerians are really making me proud, opening my NGO very soon.

But there is this certain tribe that always represent Nigeria always what can I say.

Igbo Amaka


Congrats guys

Great Nigeria Citizens...unlike the Biafrans that know nothing except drugs

Pretty Hauwa must be Edo or Hausa while the remaining guys are Real Nigeria Igbo

Zo and Bia are present

Still waiting for Wa to arrive

If you know you know

Ogun kee you if you quote nonsense

D

Good job Kennedy Ekezia. This one did not go to Calabar to eat dog meat and Afang soup. He is there to help them fight FGM.

The truth is that he won't even get a handshake from even their commissioner.

dainformant:
Congratulations are in order of three Nigerians who were on Tuesday night, honoured by Queen Elizabeth faraway in the United Kingdom. The Nigerians: Hauwa Ojeifo, Isaac Ezirim and Kennedy Ekezie-Joseph were presented the prestigious Queen’s Young Leaders Award in a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace, London.

According to reports, the Nigerians received the awards in honour of the work they are doing to transform lives in their respective communities.

Meghan Markel and Prince Harry (The Duke and Duchess of Sussex), David Beckham and others were present at the ceremony.

Hauwa Ojeifo, one of the three winners, runs a women’s support group called She Writes Woman. The group focuses on mental health support and outreach among some of the most vulnerable people in the community.

Isaac Ezirim, also one of the winners, is the founder of Teens Can Code. His initiative concentrates on teaching teenagers computer coding and how to build web and mobile applications using the same tools used by professionals in the tech industry.

19-year-old Kennedy Ekezie-Joseph is the youngest of the winners. He is the founder of the Calabar Youth Council for Women’s Rights (CYCWR). This initiative works to promote women’s rights in Nigeria and supports the rights of women in the areas of female genital mutilation (FGM), domestic abuse, forced child marriage and access to education for girls.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/three-nigerians-honoured-by-queen-elizabeth-in-london.html

First picture; Kenedy Joseph Ekezie
Second Picture; Isaac Damian Ezirim
Third Picture; Hauwa Ojeifo

I think Trump should learn from British how to appreciate

Mean while, you guys should reach out to Nigeria is at home

I love that initiative called TEEN CAN COD

moscobabs:
Great Nigeria Citizens...unlike the Biafrans that know nothing except drugs

E pain am lolss
no award for ewedu
touts

Congratulations
I actually know Mr Isaac Ezirim personally
Cool guy

Nagode Hawau...

Ovoko! Photo shop! Ovoko!

DaV8King:
Zo and Bia are present

Still waiting for Wa to arrive

If you know you know

Ogun kee you if you quote nonsense

moscobabs:
Great Nigeria Citizens...unlike the Biafrans that know nothing except drugs

Pretty Hauwa must be Edo or Hausa while the remaining guys are Real Nigeria Igbo

DaV8King:
Zo and Bia are present

Still waiting for Wa to arrive

If you know you know

Ogun kee you if you quote nonsense

theres nothing like zo there. Hauwa OJEIFO is Ishan,EDO. Shes certainly a moslem from Edo state.

Ovoko! Check the picture contracts

DaV8King:
Zo and Bia are present

Still waiting for Wa to arrive

If you know you know

Ogun kee you if you quote nonsense

is ojeifo an hausa name? Those are edo igbos

DaV8King:
Zo and Bia are present

Still waiting for Wa to arrive

If you know you know

Ogun kee you if you quote nonsense

I know!!!!

Earthbound:
Name checkers are about to have a field day


Before they say it, let me say it for them. Igbo Amaka! Igbo Ifeoma join sef!

Dude this guys just made a name for themselves, you are here shouting igbo amaka for them.
You better get a life or die shouting igbo amaka for another man.

Na us

Cyynthialove:
As usual.
Igbo amaka.

As usual yet you are yet to achieve anything with your life those dudes have done great for themselves.
What have you done for yourself, nothing.