Mr. Oluseun Onigbinde, the Team Lead, BudgIT confirms support to Social Entrepreneur, Chaste Inegbedion attendance at the UN DPI/NGO Conference in South Korea.


UN DPI NGO INVITATION

The Team Lead, BudgIT, Mr. Oluseun Onigbinde has Confirm Support for Social Entrepreneur Chaste’s attendance at the 66th Annual UN DPI/NGO Conference of the NGO Relation’s & Advocacy Section of the United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI). He confirmed his commitmenton his way to the United Kingdom to participate in the International Anti-corruption summit which will be held in the British capital on Thursday alongside President Muhammadu Buhari which will be hosted by Prime Minister David Cameron with many other heads of state and Government in attendance to ensure that their business visions are driven by the “3 Powers of success”. This, he said, includes the Way Power, the Will Power and the Wait Power.
Chaste and Brovo Kim from Samsung

Seun Onigbinde of BudgIT


Executive Board Secretary of the Aid for Rural Education Access Initiative (AREAI),Co-Founder of Giving Garage and Chief Product Officer for S6startUP. This is just a sample of the powerful roles held by Chaste Christopher Inegbedion in his decade’s long career and in each capacity, Chaste has led the charge in shaping conversations and creating impact- globally. But you won’t hear him boast about it instead, the low key Edomite executive is more apt to compliment you on your achievements than toot his horn about his own giant strides. It’s that selflessness that has served as the backbone of his Organisation, advocating for Out for School Children during his reign as A World at School Global Youth Ambassador.

Lagos is the commercial nerve Centre of Nigeria. A mega-city home to over 20 million people and offices of international companies. The tech community in Lagos is very vibrant and is beginning to nucleate around the Sabo, Yaba axis of Lagos known as 'Silicon Lagoon'. Therefore, Lagos provides the perfect blend of developers, corporations and market."

Lagos is now on the global technology map and this has raised the stakes and encouraged the emergence of several local technology entrepreneurs seeking to provide products and services that address Africa's unique challenges. Our Group’s presence in Lagos and its unique promotions will undoubtedly support the emergence of these entrepreneurs as they design and develop their products to meet the needs of their chosen markets." – S6startUP
Chaste Inegbedion (and his Social business, S6startUP) is the result of our search about their proposed innovation for telling Untold Stories of Entrepreneurs. We found a video of Chaste where he was a guest on ChannelsTV – TechTrends.

S6StartUP is also a technological-based product that leverage social media as tool for social good. We have examined the use of social media in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, creating awareness around the world through a Safe School Campaign and expert opinions, but discovered that its use in disaster prevention and preparedness is less understood. With our product, we aim to educate and empower communities to prepare for and respond to emergencies including natural and man-made disasters. This can be achieved by virtually engaging with the public and connecting with communities to increase the level of basic preparedness across the nation.

In the Words of WHS UN MGCY RFP for Western and Central Africa, Victoria Ibiwoye “ As the Regional Focal Point of the UN MGCY for Western and Central Africa, We are fully aware of his participation in the conference. As a region, we are really excited about his selection and we look forward to his active representation at the Conference.

Member,UN Major Group for Children & Youth, Chaste was recently in South Africa for the Global Child Forum in commemoration of the66th United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI)/Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Conference  which will focus on Education for Global Citizenship: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals Together.”, happening in the first year of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by United Nations (UN) Member States in September 2015 to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure human rights and prosperous and fulfilling lives for all, as part of a new sustainable development agenda to be achieved by 2030. The first 60 conferences were held in New York at United Nations Headquarters, as was the 65th conference. Previous editions of the conference was held in Paris, Mexico City, Melbourne but the 66th UN DPI/NGO Conference is the first in the Conference's history to be held in Asia.
More Info: http://outreach.un.org/ngorelations/conference

With an estimated 2,200 NGO representatives from some 700 NGOs hailing from an estimated 100 countries, attending this 66th UN DPI/NGO Conference will avail these young Nigerian delegates the opportunity to  project the voices of young people from vulnerable communities of Nigeria most affected by poverty, inequality, injustice and climate change, giving them the opportunity to contribute and benefit from the gathering to return home equipped with the competencies to proffer more solutions to the nation's societal challenges in the non-profit social space.

This SDGs Advocate also showcased his project Giving Garage at the Third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk & Reduction in Sendai-Japan in March 2015.
According to “LEAP AFRICA SIP FELLOW 2016”, Chaste Inegbedion, “this would be his first ambassadorial role in that position after been inducted as a fellow and member of Youth Action Net of the International Youth Foundation.

Chaste said “it is imperative that as the world gathers for the UN DPI/ NGO Conference – the overarching objective which is to inspire individuals to take action that will help change the world for the better. It’s on this premise that we have great intentions to collaborate with BUDGIT and other public spirited platforms to put Nigeria on the map during this symbolic Conference.” Africans have the opportunity and the obligation to take on an increased responsibility for the future”.
How can all the children who have now lost almost three years of education catch up — especially in a region like Borno with historically abysmal attendance rates (about seven out of 10 children didn’t go to school, even before Boko Haram started destroying their schools)? And what about all those burned-out schools, hospitals, bridges and houses? That’s before even thinking about support or treatment for the psychological trauma of witnessing massacres, or being victims of forced marriage and sexual abuse.

On a final note, Chaste has been confirmed to attend the conference which commences on Sunday the 29th May 2016 through till Wednesday 1st June 2016 in Gyeongju, South Korea.  He'd be flying the Lufthansa airline on the ‘New Business Class’ alongside Olanrewaju Gideon, Chair of AREAI & other social innovators.
During this period, he'd be visiting the Samsung HQ in South Korea where he'd be giving his presentation using their latest device.
The Event Challenges the status-quo of leaders and will allow for interactive dialogues between global action leaders

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