The campaign which seeks to explore ways in which individuals can cultivate and encourage more transparent, accountable behavior will involve a mix of online and in-person activities, including blog posts, ethical dilemma videos, Twitter chats, and an online course on responsible leadership and transparency.
In the good will message posted by Ipuole Patrick Adoga lauded the YALI Network members for dedicating their time and resources to the all-important goal of enhancing transparency and integrity in their respective communities.
According to him, the Jude Vanguard stands ready to continue assisting the people and government of Cross river in achieving its goal of greater openness and transparency.
The Jude vanguard, he added, has also provided assistance to organizations working to strengthen transparency.
“By coming together to lead this transparency and good governance campaign, you have answered the question of ‘what can I do’ for my community. As you reach out to your friends and associates in the coming weeks, make sure they know it’s not them against their leaders. More importantly, in everything that you do during this campaign, be constructive,” Hon.Ipuole told the audience comprising youth leaders active in community development, politics and civic issues.
The Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) Network which includes over 230,000 young Africans from across the continent is a long-term effort to invest in the next generation of African leaders and strengthen partnerships between the United States and Africa which we the members of Jude vanguard have keyed into the dream.
The U.S. Department of State through its Bureau of International Information Programs provides both digital and off-line resources to these emerging leaders to help them build the skills and connections they need to become a positive force for change in their communities.
Together for a better tomorrow.
Thanks,
Patrick Adoga.
DG.
JUDE VANGUARD
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