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Building Capacity, Creating Impact: The AIG PLP Success Story

Building Capacity, Creating Impact: The AIG PLP Success Story

The transformation of Africa's public sector hinges on a critical foundation: developing the skills and capabilities of the individuals who power our institutions. At the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation, we have witnessed firsthand how investing in capacity building creates ripple effects that extend far beyond individual growth, reaching entire organisations and the communities they serve.

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Women at the Forefront of Public Service

Women at the Forefront of Public Service

Throughout history, women have stepped forward as architects of change, proving time and time again that inclusive leadership strengthens societies. Across Africa and beyond, female leaders are not just participating in public service—they are transforming it.

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From Reform Project to National Impact: Abraham Oludolapo’s Mission to Protect Nigeria’s Youth 

From Reform Project to National Impact: Abraham Oludolapo’s Mission to Protect Nigeria’s Youth 

For Abraham Oludolapo, what began as a reform project in the AIG Public Leaders Programme (AIG PLP) evolved into a mission to protect hundreds of thousands of young Nigerians. His initial idea centred on a technology-focused initiative, but a casual conversation with his cohort members changed everything.

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From Neglect to Renewal: A Healthcare Story Rooted in Community and Partnership

From Neglect to Renewal: A Healthcare Story Rooted in Community and Partnership

In the heart of Edo State, nestled in communities often overlooked, hope is being rekindled. For decades, families in Owan West, Oredo, Ikpoba Okha, and Uhunmwode lived with the reality of inadequate healthcare. Women walked miles, carrying sick children, only to face dilapidated structures and empty shelves at their local health centres. Midwives like Esther, nurses like Precious, and leaders like Bright bore silent witness to the mounting despair of their communities.

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