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Ladies Empowerment Goals and Support Initiative (LEGASI) is making a difference through a humanitarian intervention in Mangu, Plateau State, Nigeria. Our focus is on addressing adaptive challenges to tackle "wicked problems" within our community.

I'm happy to share my analysis of Nigeria's security struggles and the role of stakeholders in navigating the obstacles that often thwarts sustainable peace and impact during the ALC radio program at King's College, London.

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Today I visited the Chatham House to witness a roundtable discussion with the Lesotho Commonwealth Secretary General Candidate. It was interesting to see the presence of different global leaders sharing insights on the vision of the commonwealth and its journey thus far.

Following the presentation of the Lesotho candidate, my inquisitiveness led me to ask the question of “Sustainability”. I was interested to know what alternative measures are in place to ensure initiatives created remains active and effective in the absence of funding. This was an interesting question for me because, it’s important to secure and sustain the mission of Africas’ agency. To avoid disruption in the cycle of operation, it’s imperative to create a chain of continuity even when there’s change in leadership.

After the session, I used the opportunity to take a tour round the Chatham house, and It was fascinating to see the likes of Chimamanda Ediche, Olusegun Obasanjo and Amina J Muhammed (UN deputy secretary general) names on the wall, in recognition of their contribution to humanity and leadership in general.

I did had a great time learning.