Otutubuike Chukwudi

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Representing Hoist Digital as Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer at the West Africa Economic Summit has been a defin...
22/06/2025

Representing Hoist Digital as Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer at the West Africa Economic Summit has been a defining moment in our journey of growth and impact.

This year’s summit brought together some of the most influential voices in development—presidents, diplomats, economic ministers, and business leaders across West Africa—to explore the future of the digital economy and the role national policies continue to play in limiting regional progress.

We engaged in critical conversations on how these policies affect innovation, cross-border trade, and digital inclusion, while also contributing to shaping practical solutions.

A key highlight was participating in the Deal Room, where we had the opportunity to pitch Hoist Digital’s vision to major investors and institutions, including the African Development Bank, the World Bank, the Polish Embassy, and a range of private and institutional investors focused on Africa’s growth.

We are not just witnessing the evolution of Africa’s economy—we are contributing to it. The future is being shaped by bold ideas, tested solutions, and meaningful partnerships.

🗳️ Democracy Day 2025🇳🇬 June 12 — More Than a Date, It's a Duty.Today, we remember a day when Nigerians chose courage ov...
12/06/2025

🗳️ Democracy Day 2025
🇳🇬 June 12 — More Than a Date, It's a Duty.

Today, we remember a day when Nigerians chose courage over fear. But decades later, we ask:
Where are the new leaders? Where is the future we were promised?

Here’s the truth 👇🏽
Most of Nigeria’s prominent leaders—military and civilian—started young.
Yes, young!
Rotimi Amaechi? Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly in his 30s.
Donald Duke? Governor in his 30s.
Gowon? Head of state at 32.

So what happened to us?

We, the youth, stopped showing up.
Not because we’re not smart. Not because we’re not enough.
But because we started watching from the sidelines.

🎯 That ends now.
This Democracy Day, let’s stop clapping for history.
Let’s become it.

🔥 Here's how we return to the table:
✔️ Join a political party—and don’t just join, lead.
✔️ Use your voice for civic action, not just vibes.
✔️ Learn the system. Speak the language of policy.
✔️ Build from your ward. That’s where real power starts.
✔️ Support young candidates. Donate. Volunteer. Vote.
✔️ Ask former youth leaders to open the door they once walked through.

💥 This is our charge. This is our future.
We’re not too young to run.
We’re too needed to wait.

✊🏾 June 12 is not just a public holiday. It’s a reminder.
📣 Nigeria needs us.
Not tomorrow.
Now.

Barka de Sallah 🌙🎉🇳🇬🌍❤️
06/06/2025

Barka de Sallah 🌙🎉🇳🇬🌍❤️

Happy 60 cheers to a leader extra ordinaire.  Excellence and drive for national growth is indeed shown as the country un...
01/06/2025

Happy 60 cheers to a leader extra ordinaire. Excellence and drive for national growth is indeed shown as the country unites for a special birthday celebration.

We celebrate Africa’s strength.But we also confront the truth.Centuries of exploitation cannot be erased with silence.Re...
26/05/2025

We celebrate Africa’s strength.
But we also confront the truth.
Centuries of exploitation cannot be erased with silence.

Reparations are not a favor.
They are justice long delayed.
They are restoration—economic, cultural, emotional.

This Africa Day, we demand what is owed.
Not charity. Accountability.

Reparations for stolen lands, stolen labor, stolen futures.

Let the world hear us:
ustice for Africans begins now.








As the world pauses to reflect on the meaning of Easter — the power of resurrection, renewal, and unending grace — I too...
20/04/2025

As the world pauses to reflect on the meaning of Easter — the power of resurrection, renewal, and unending grace — I too find myself standing at the crossroads of gratitude and hope, looking back at the journey so far and the path still unfolding before me.

My life’s work, though marked by striving, setbacks, and victories, is not merely a collection of achievements but a testament to God’s faithfulness. Every step I’ve taken — from moments of silent struggle to the bright sparks of purpose and progress — has been guided by a hand greater than mine. Easter reminds me that, just like Christ overcame death and the grave, I too am called to rise above fear, doubt, and limitation, daily.

The work I do in service to people, policy, and peace has never been about me alone. It is about Christ’s light shining through me in every boardroom, every community meeting, every conversation, and every written word. He has shaped not only the opportunities that found me but also the heart with which I approach them.

But the journey ahead? It calls for more. More faith, more surrender, more courage. Life in Christ is not a destination, but a constant unfolding of becoming — becoming more like Him in how I lead, how I serve, how I love, and how I hope.

So as I celebrate this Easter, I renew my commitment to let His resurrection power shape the road ahead. I choose to walk in obedience rather than ambition, to build legacies rooted in love rather than ego, and to trust that the Author of life is still writing the most meaningful chapters of my story.

Christ is risen — and so am I, every day, in purpose and in faith.

This World Health Day, we must confront a hard truth:People are still dying from illnesses that are preventable, treatab...
07/04/2025

This World Health Day, we must confront a hard truth:
People are still dying from illnesses that are preventable, treatable, and manageable.
Not because the medicine doesn't exist, but because access doesn't.

In many rural and marginalized communities, healthcare is not just limited—it’s almost nonexistent.
- No nearby hospitals or clinics
- No trained health workers
- No access to essential drugs
- And in many cases, no awareness of basic health insurance or HMOs

Health equity isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity.
It’s time we challenge the systems and structures that make quality healthcare a luxury instead of a right.

Where you live, your income, or your background should never determine whether you live.

Let’s use our voices, platforms, and professions to demand and drive health equity for all.

Because no one deserves to be left behind.

March has been nothing short of phenomenal! From seminars to conferences, women worldwide have been the headline, and ri...
19/03/2025

March has been nothing short of phenomenal! From seminars to conferences, women worldwide have been the headline, and rightfully so. One event that stood out like a bright, defiant flame was the **Gender Equality and Women Empowerment Conference** in Abuja, powered by the Government of Ireland. It wasn't just a conference; it was a movement.

Here’s the gist: We’ve spoken about breaking the glass ceiling for so long—turns out, we need hammers and not just hashtags! From boxing out gender-based violence to championing the *He-for-She* movement, this event tackled the tough stuff head-on.

But here’s the interesting part—gender equality wasn’t the finish line; we began exploring **gender democracy**! Yes, democracy—where both men and women have *equal votes, equal voices, and equal vetoes*. Imagine a world where no one says, “You can’t do that because you’re a woman!” Just vibes and equal opportunities.

Traditional institutions came under the spotlight too. It's no longer just about respecting customs—it's about re-evaluating and re-engineering them. When the local chief or elder supports a woman’s ambition, it's not just symbolic; it's seismic.

And can we talk about the *He-for-She* action drive? Gentlemen, it’s not just about posting on social media. It’s about standing up when it truly matters—at the workplace, in family settings, and in policy-making. Being an ally isn't a favor; it's a responsibility.

Ultimately, the conference reminded us that **breaking barriers** is a collective effort. It’s about action, inclusion, and a fierce commitment to change. If we're serious about empowerment, we need to be more than just allies—we need to be co-revolutionaries!

So, here's to the women breaking barriers and the men cheering them on. May our efforts not just crack the glass ceiling but shatter it entirely—because who needs ceilings anyway?

The journey to regional and global dominance continues as the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) Resident Representative Len...
18/03/2025

The journey to regional and global dominance continues as the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) Resident Representative Lennart Oestagard and the remarkable Madam Julie lead the way with insight, vision, and expertise.

The Open Minds Young Voices Fellowship is proving to be a transformative experience, igniting the potential of young leaders and driving them toward impactful change.

This fellowship has already begun to usher in significant achievements, cultivating a network of dynamic, purpose-driven individuals equipped to challenge the status quo, influence policies, and contribute to the development of inclusive societies.

Under the guidance of FES and the invaluable mentorship of Madam Julie, participants are not just learning—they are evolving into change agents with the confidence and capability to shape narratives on regional and global stages.

The Open Minds Young Voices Fellowship is more than a program; it is a powerful movement committed to amplifying the voices of youth, promoting critical thinking, and inspiring a generation ready to make tangible, lasting contributions to their communities and beyond.

The impact of this journey will resonate far beyond borders, defining the leaders of tomorrow and the world they will build.

This is just the beginning—stay tuned as we continue to chart a path toward progress, collaboration, and excellence.

Africa’s journey toward securing rights and privileges is shaped by policies like the African Charter on Human and Peopl...
14/03/2025

Africa’s journey toward securing rights and privileges is shaped by policies like the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, Agenda 2063, and the African Youth Charter.

Economic frameworks like AfCFTA and governance policies such as the African Charter on Democracy drive progress, while the **Maputo Protocol and Kampala Convention protect women, children, and displaced persons.

Yet, challenges remain—gaps in implementation, governance hurdles, and socio-political barriers.

To turn policies into real impact, we must strengthen institutions, promote civic engagement, and champion inclusive governance.

Africa’s future depends on action, not just words.

Let’s build that future together!

# Africa

Today we celebrate the women whose strength, passion, and determination shape our communities and inspire us every day.T...
08/03/2025

Today we celebrate the women whose strength, passion, and determination shape our communities and inspire us every day.

Their achievements break barriers and drive change, paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future.

On this International Women’s Day, we honor their stories and commit to championing their voices and dreams.

Hello March, this is me from the future,  Thank you for being an amazing month for the growth, the lessons, the breakthr...
03/03/2025

Hello March, this is me from the future,
Thank you for being an amazing month
for the growth, the lessons, the breakthroughs,
for the silent wins and the loud victories,
for the grace that carried me through.

You came with promises,
and you delivered in ways only time could reveal.
Every sunrise whispered hope,
every sunset echoed gratitude.

I walked through you with faith,
and now I leave you with bliss
knowing that every step was aligned,
and every moment was divine.

Till we meet again,
thank you for writing your chapter in my story.

With love,
Me from the future 💫

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