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| CLP Logo. |
Community Life Project popularly known as CLP by a chunk of the young people who had passed through it turns 30, that is, three decades of being a veritable tool in youths actualizing their potentials and community development.
Founded by Mrs. Ngozi Iwere, CLP had in the last 30 years,
been one of the reasons why young people who did either their primary or
secondary education in and around the Oshodi-Isolo axis of Lagos turned out
well and better in their chosen professions, either as musicians, actors,
Lawyers, medical doctors, social workers, teachers or writers.
Community Life Project is therefore rolling out the drums to make
loud, their modest achievements in the areas of youth enlightenment,
reproductive and sexual health issues, community and youth empowerment/development
and a host of other community based approaches to life and they have done so
successfully for 30 years.
According to information obtained by “Precious Eze’s Blog” and
released by the Executive Director of Community Life Project, CLP, Mrs. Ngozi
Iwere, the information reads, ‘It has been three decades of positively
impacting and transforming lives across Nigeria, strengthening institutions and
their leaders, and enabling them to do more in community engagement and
nation-building, CLP has championed health and well engagement, entrepreneurship,
and building personal agency, through grassroots movement, inspiring everyone
who came her way to take charge and help build a better Nigeria’.
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| Mrs. Ngozi Iwere, ED, Community Life Project. |
Continuing, the information says, ‘It is worth celebrating.
We are proud, that today Organisations in Nigeria as an example of a
resourceful, results institution; a promoter of equity and social inclusion; a
convener of stakeholders; a mobiliser of community development agencies and
faith leaders who are holding together this great nation through their
ubiquitous trades carpenters, bike riders, grinding machine operators,
mechanics, vulcanisers, market men and women, hairdressers, tailors,
photographers, welders ethical approaches that uphold the human dignity of one
and all.
So, CLP hopes to use this 30th anniversary to look
back on her achievements over the years, being mindful of the support which she
had enjoyed from some of the young people who had passed through her and that
of other colleagues working to promote social justice in Nigeria, thus, a
collective success so far.
All roads leads to the prestigious AGIP Recital Hall of the
Muson Centre, come the 4th of November as CLP celebrates.
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