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During my preparations to serve my fatherland, I had aspirations to join the media department of a larger church than that of my home church. I wanted to expand my knowledge and skills by leveraging more advanced technology. However, life had other plans, and I found myself worshipping at the Nigeria Christian Corper Fellowship (NCCF). Little did I know that this would become a pivotal moment in my journey. At Nigeria Christian Corper Fellowship (NCCF), I discovered a community that allowed me to put my skills into action while remaining humble and open to learning. Despite the limited resources, we made the most of what we had. I learned to use a mobile phone as a makeshift hovering camera, which was a game-changer. We even replaced our master camera and hovering camera with smartphones, using innovative apps like Iriun Webcam on mobile and Vivmix on laptops to switch videos and mix feeds. We also found creative alternatives to traditional walkie-talkie phones, utilizing signs and symbols to communicate effectively. Moreover, we leveraged a website on our devices to streamline our workflow. Through these experiences, I realized that media production is not just about advanced technology but about resourcefulness and knowledge. I learned that with determination and creativity, one can produce exceptional work even with limited resources. This journey taught me to appreciate the value of adaptability, innovation, and continuous learning in achieving excellence in media production. By embracing these principles, I discovered that the possibilities are endless, even in the face of technological limitations. #MediaGirl #MobilePhotographer #NigeriaYouthServiceCorps #NigeriaChristianCorperFellowship

Thanks to ULB Engagée & Jagora Asbl for the opportunity to lead my first high school workshop on "Migration, au-delà des préjugés" How does the media talk about migration? These 14-year-old students already knew a lot about news & social media, and enjoyed learning how framing & journalists work on a hot topic like migration. Learn more about MADP: https://lnkd.in/eBU5jNTz

Inuit communities historically lived in igloos, known as "iglu" in Inuktitut, meaning “house”. Although modern homes are now more prevalent, igloos hold enduring cultural value in the Arctic. Today, they're a cultural symbol and retain practical use for hunters and emergency shelters. If you want to delve deeper into the art and cultural significance of igloo-building and see how they are crafted, check out this insightful video – https://lnkd.in/dd6AnRAr

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Our second pathway to change in Humanity United’s Public Engagement strategy is “influencing policy outcomes to ensure greater accountability.” I explain why we landed on this pathway and what we hope it looks like in practice.

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