LEAD TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE
RAISING TRANSFORMED MINDS THAT ARE CREATING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTS IN RURAL AND URBAN COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA.
(CAC/IT/NO 9222)
We are working on Youth Developments, Rural Community Developments and Gender Inclusion using Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) and Transformational Educational as tools to birthing transformed minds that are creating sustainable developments across rural and urban communities in Nigeria. We have created rural co-working space with Rural Farmers (Women and Men), Unemployed Youths and Students working hand in gloves using Agroforestry as a tool for healthy food production in the rural/urban communities and Job creation.
LTI aligns with seven of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (1, 2, 3, 4,5,13 and 16) which spread across our projects that focuses on:- Youth Development, Rural Community Development and Gender Inclusion.
Gender Inclusion
We seek to build capacity in girls through Gender Ride and empower rural women through the Agrogender Development.
Youth Development
With the rate of unemployment in Nigeria, We are preparing future leaders in both public and private sector through our transformational curriculum.
Rural Community Development
We are engaging the communities in broad expression of skills, and activities that enable them to be self-sustaining which includes food security, income-generating activities, ecological farming techniques, sanitation, malnutrition, access to quality education, power generation and much more.
Climate Smart Agriculture
Based upon integrated management of water, land and ecosystems at landscape scale. We engage youths and rural farmers in climate smart agriculture to explore agricultural value chains and create more job opportunities.
Indigenous tree seedlings production for 2019
Tertiary Institution Partnered for SLEDT
High School support FOAA.
Youths start Small Scale Agric-business
Students Leaders Trained at SLEDT since 2014-2018
Rural Farmers sets to adopt Agro-forestry
Facilitators Trained on Agroforestry in Rwanda
Rural Women own Farm Lands & 6 young ladies starts small scale agribusiness
August Newsletter
In August, we are able to build on the foundations we have laid in the previous months of this year to actualized our dream of raising transformed minds. It has
Feeling The Pains of Rural Farmers
Agriculture as a practice is so interesting when defining it simply as the rearing of animals and cultivation of crops for human consumption and also serves as input for the
SLEDT 2018 Winner On Training Tour To Rwanda
SLEDT 2018 winner, the Student Union Government (SUG) of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University Lapai ably led by comrade Umar Abdullahi was on a follow up training tour on Leadership, Peace and Environmental Sustainability to
VICE CHANCELLOR SCORES SLEDT HIGH ON CAMPUS PEACE AND LEADERSHIP
The Vice Chancellor of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai Niger State Professor Muhammd Nasir Maiturare has stated that the Students' Development Training and Tournament (SLEDT) of LEAD Transformation Initiative is redefining
High School Students Pledged to Study and Practice Agriculture
Over one hundred and fifty students of the Apostolic High School have pledged to study Agriculture and practice Agriculture as a career. This was after their exposure to the various
Clean Water In Rural Community As Mariwo Dwellers Get Borehole
Nearly half of the people in the world predominantly in Asia and Africa still live in rural spaces and are of low income population. The poor rural dwellers lack access
Quarterly Newsletter
Dear Friends/supporters, our work would not be possible without your support. We therefore say thank you for your previous and ongoing supports. You can get to know more about what we have
Food Security and The local approach; Lessons from Rwanda I
Rwanda, a landlocked country in East Africa with total land area of 26,338 Km² which are dominated by highlands, giving it the name “Land of A Thousand Hills”. The lowest
Newsletter for first quarter of 2018
Get to know more about our activities through our periodic newsletters. Download our newsletter and please don't forget to share among your networks. LTI News Letter APRIL 2018
Tree Planting; A Sure Way to Heal Our Planet
The effects of climate change are evident in the rise in temperature, irregular rain pattern, rising sea level, and land degradation. anthropological actions such as burning of fossil fuel which
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