Successful End-of-Year Humanitarian Outreach for Widows in Abuja

The Kwara State Governor’s Wife, Her Excellency Ambassador Professor Olufolake Abdulrazaq, Chairperson of the Governors’ Wives Forum, alongside Waterlight Save Initiative, an international non-governmental organization committed to humanitarian service and sustainable empowerment, successfully carried out its End-of-Year Humanitarian Outreach and Empowerment Program for Widows on Tuesday, 9th December, at the Women Centre, Zuba, Abuja. Watch Here   The outreach program was designed to provide support, empowerment, and encouragement to widows, especially during the end-of-year season. Through practical interventions, compassionate engagement, and community-focused support, the initiative brought hope, relief, and smiles to the faces of many beneficiaries. A Day of Impact, Compassion, and Empowerment The event commenced at 11:00 a.m. and recorded a meaningful turnout of widows and stakeholders. Participants were engaged through thoughtful interactions, empowerment-focused support, and moments of genuine connection that reflected the core values of Waterlight Save Initiative. The atmosphere throughout the program was one of joy, gratitude, and emotional upliftment, as beneficiaries expressed appreciation for the outreach and the care shown to them. The initiative once again demonstrated the power of intentional humanitarian action and community-driven impact. Highlights from the Outreach Program Watch highlights here cbe061a7-b736-46f6-95f4-eb3110048827   Looking Ahead The successful conclusion of this outreach reinforces Waterlight Save Initiative’s commitment to uplifting vulnerable groups and fostering sustainable community development. As the organization moves forward, it remains dedicated to expanding its reach, deepening its impact, and continuing to serve with compassion and purpose. For more information about Waterlight Save Initiative or future programs, please contact 09041555555. Waterlight Save Initiative

Waterlight Save Initiative Launches iHEAL Blueprint Drive to Empower Africa’s Creative Youth

The iHEAL Blueprint Drive has officially commenced, marking a bold shift from traditional aid to sustainable development and long-term empowerment. Watch Here     Ahead of The Waterlight Save Initiative Global Youth Impact Forum (WSIGYIF) 2026. The Waterlight Save Initiative, an international non-governmental organization, uplift youths in creative industry. As part of this initiative, hundreds of youths successfully registered their startup businesses with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) a transformative opportunity. In addition, hundreds of young people received essential tools to boost their creative and entrepreneurial pursuits, including sewing machines, makeup kits, hairstyling kits, and smartphones for content creators. This reinforces our commitment to youth empowerment, economic inclusion, and sustainable development across communities. iHEALBlueprint #WaterlightSaveInitiative #YouthEmpowerment #SustainableDevelopment #CreativeIndustry #AfricaRising #SDGs #InnovationForChange #GlobalImpact #CommunityDevelopment #StartupSupport #CACRegistration #EmpowerTheNextGeneration #InternationalNGO United Nations UNDP UNICEF @iheal Waterlight Save Initiative #WaterlightSaveInitiativeGlobalYouthImpactForum #WSIGYIF

Breaking the Silence: Dr. Prince Ero Ibhafidon Calls for Urgent Action on Gender Based Violence

Dr. Prince Ero Ibhafidon was live on Channels TV Network Africa where he spoke powerfully about the urgent need to tackle Gender-Based Violence. Watch the full interview   He called for stronger community action, government commitment, and youth-led solutions to protect women and girls. He also highlighted how WaterlightSave Initiative continues to champion this cause through survivor support, empowerment programs, and community outreach across Africa. PrinceEroIbhafidon #WaterlightSaveInitiative #ChannelsTV #EndGBV #StopViolenceAgainstWomen #16DaysOfActivism #SDGs #GenderEquality #ProtectWomenAndGirls #AfricaRising      

Waterlight Save Initiative Appoints Global Ambassadors to Champion the I-HEAL Framework and Drive Global Impact

Unveiling the I-HEAL Framework: A New Dawn in Inclusive Development

In a significant move to address global inequality and foster sustainable development, the Waterlight Save Initiative, a UN ECOSOC-accredited nonprofit, has launched its groundbreaking I-HEAL Framework. This visionary blueprint is designed to accelerate inclusive and sustainable development across Africa and the Global South. The launch comes as a prelude to the Second World Summit for Social Development, slated for November 4-5, 2025, in Doha, Qatar, where the I-HEAL event will be officially unveiled. What Does I-HEAL Stand For? I-HEAL encapsulates five pivotal pillars: Income, Health, Education, Access to Water, Living Standards, Forming an integrated approach to eradicating poverty and inequality. The Eight Strategic Pillars of the Framework Guided by a multidimensional vision of progress, I-HEAL relies on eight strategic pillars: Sustainable Livelihoods & Social Protection Climate Justice & Health Equity Digital Inclusion for Social Development Youth-Led Innovation for Social Change Community Resilience & Disaster Preparedness Migration, Mobility & Social Integration Gender Equity & Intersectional Justice Participatory Governance & Civic Engagement This holistic structure acknowledges that meaningful development cannot happen in silos — it must tackle interlinked challenges through community-led solutions. Why Now—and Why Africa? As Waterlight Save Initiative’s Founder and President, Dr. Prince Ero Ibhafidon, puts it: “I-HEAL is not just a framework. It is a movement. A call to action. A new development narrative where dignity, access, and opportunity are not privileges, but rights for all.” Africa, brimming with resilience, creativity, and leadership—not just in need—stands at the heart of this narrative. I-HEAL reframes the continent and its diaspora as architects of scalable, value-driven solutions, not passive recipients of aid. What to Expect at the Doha Summit The two-day I-HEAL Summit (November 4–5, 2025) promises to be transformative: High-level dialogues featuring diplomats, UN partners, and philanthropists Grassroots panel discussions spotlighting on-the-ground changemakers Innovation showcases led by youth startups Workshops on gender, digital equity, and migration Cultural exhibitions to bridge lived experiences with policy action This convergence aims to amplify marginalized voices, catalyze policy shifts, and advance the UN SDGs and the Doha Declaration on Social Development.   Further Reading: Leadership News: https://leadership.ng/waterlight-save-initiative-unveils-i-heal-framework-ahead-of-global-event/# Vanguard News: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/08/waterlight-save-initiative-launches-i-heal-framework-to-tackle-inequality-ahead-of-global-summit/ Kakaaki Reporters: https://kakaakireporters.com/initiative-unveils-i-heal-framework-ahead-global-event/  

Peace & Sustainability Fellowship 2025: A Recap of Our Transformative Livestream Sessions

Peace & Sustainability Fellowship 2025: A Recap of Our Transformative Livestream Sessions From June 9 to 11, 2025, Waterlight Save Initiative hosted the Peace and Sustainability Fellowship, a virtual program empowering young leaders across Africa and beyond. Through three thought-provoking livestream sessions, participants explored the critical intersections between peacebuilding, sustainability, and youth-led development. Here’s a recap of the sessions and a special spotlight on the three fellows who emerged as our 2025 Ambassadors. Day 1: Date: 9-6-2025 This opening session laid the groundwork for understanding how inner peace and environmental stewardship are interwoven. Watch the Replay: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19RShfnQ5p/   Day 2: Date: 10-6-2025 Fellows explored how youth-led innovation can shape systemic change toward peace and sustainability in diverse communities. Watch the Replay: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16LGY7iayi/   Day 3: Date: 11-6-2025 Participants designed actionable sustainability and peacebuilding projects tailored to their local contexts. Watch the Replay: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Ai5DJ6RMN/ 2025 Peace and Sustainability Fellowship Ambassadors Announced! We are thrilled to unveil our 2025 Peace and Sustainability Fellowship Ambassadors – three exceptional fellows selected for their leadership, commitment, and vision. These ambassadors will represent Waterlight Save Initiative at the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, July 14–23, 2025.   Meet the Ambassadors: Ambassador Title Samuel Oladipo 2025 Peace and Sustainability Ambassador Barr. Nantap Dorcas Mutfwang 2025 Peace and Sustainability Ambassador Rawlings Gabriel Onoja 2025 Peace and Sustainability Ambassador In the News: TVC talks about the Fellowship We’re excited to share that TVC News featured the Peace and Sustainability Fellowship 2025, highlighting its impact and the role of youth in driving sustainable change. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/OynhcOJ2ENg?si=72MpDpZARD62fgxm Join the Movement Missed the live sessions? Catch up via the links above and follow our ambassadors’ journey to New York on Facebook and Instagram.

2025 Peace and Sustainability Fellowship

2025 Peace and Sustainability Fellowship Hosted by Waterlight Save Initiative | June 9th–11th, 2025 | Zoom | 6–8 PM (WAT) The Waterlight Save Initiative proudly presents the 2025 Peace and Sustainability Fellowship, a virtual gathering of global changemakers committed to promoting peace, environmental stewardship, and social responsibility. This transformative event features an incredible lineup of leaders, policymakers, and advocates who will share insights, inspire action, and empower the next generation of peacebuilders. Meet the remarkable individuals leading this year’s Fellowship: ‍ Host: Dr. Prince Ero Ibhafidon Founder, Waterlight Save Initiative Dr. Ibhafidon is a passionate advocate for sustainable development and the visionary founder behind the Waterlight Save Initiative. As host, he will guide the fellowship with purpose, bringing together voices from around the world to inspire lasting impact. Special Guest & Facilitator: Olufolake Abdulrazaq First Lady of Kwara State, Nigeria | President, Ajike People Support Center Her Excellency will grace the event as a special guest and facilitator, bringing her expertise in humanitarian work and community empowerment. Keynote Speaker: Sen. Tonya P. Anderson United States Senator | Vice President, Interfaith Peace Initiative USA Senator Anderson will deliver the keynote address, sharing powerful insights on peace, interfaith dialogue, and social justice from a global legislative perspective. Facilitator: Angelyne Butler Mayor of Forest Park, Atlanta, Georgia Mayor Butler is a champion of community-led growth and public service, and she will offer practical leadership strategies for peace and sustainability at the local government level. Facilitator: Mitchel A. Garsh International Director, We Educate Africa and 2nd Double We Eagles With years of experience in cross-border education and youth engagement, Mitchel Garsh will share tools for empowering communities through knowledge and collaboration. ‍Facilitator: Zarin Hainsworth Fadaei OBE Founder, Widows Rights International, UK A highly respected human rights advocate, Zarin will speak on equality, justice, and the protection of vulnerable populations—especially women and widows. Facilitator: Iklima Musa Salihu Founder, Treegcycle Foundation Iklima is leading the charge for environmental sustainability and will present actionable insights into green initiatives and youth-led eco-projects. Facilitator: David Mills Managing Partner, SVSG LLCs David brings his expertise in global business and partnerships to the table, bridging peacebuilding with economic development and innovation. Facilitator: Tera Carissa Hodges Ambassador, Institute of Economics and Peace With a faith-driven perspective, Tera will speak on how inner transformation and spiritual alignment can lead to societal peace and impact. ⸻ Registration: Scan the QR code on the flyer Contact +234 905 788 2290 waterlightfellows@gmail.com www.waterlightsave.africa Follow on Social Media: @waterlightinitiative | @waterlightsaveinitiative

Celebrating Unity and Empowerment on International Children’s Day 2025

Celebrating Unity and Empowerment on International Children’s Day 2025 A wise man once said “The children of the poor you fail to train will never let your children have peace.”   At Waterlight Save Initiative, this truth fuels our unwavering commitment to empowering marginalized communities across Africa. Above: A joyful hug during the Children’s Day outreach, symbolizing unity, healing, and hope.   On International Children’s Day 2025, we brought together children from underserved communities and those from more privileged backgrounds for a day filled with fun, learning, and meaningful connections. It was more than just a celebration, it was a testament to the power of unity, hope, and the promise of a brighter future for every child.   From interactive workshops to collaborative games and shared meals, the day reminded us that when we break down barriers, we build bridges that last a lifetime.   Read the coverage by Leadership Newspaper: Children’s Day: Waterlight, NITDA, others partner to boost digital literacy – Leadership News     Watch the highlights of the day here:https://youtu.be/JPESkjHcvp0?si=j1Vw7aud2aLAXtCZ     Read more about the event and our partnership to boost digital literacy: Children’s Day: Waterlight, NITDA, others partner to boost digital literacy   We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our partners and supporters who helped make this impactful event a remarkable success. Together, we’re not just celebrating children—we’re investing in their future.   Join the Movement. Change a Life. Let’s continue to stand together for equity, inclusion, and empowerment across Africa. Because every child matters. #InternationalChildrensDay #WaterlightSaveInitiative #EveryChildMatters #EquityInEducation #HopeForAfrica #LeaveNoChildBehind #ChildrenFirst #TogetherForChange #EmpowerTheFuture #UnityInDiversity #SocialImpact #AfricaRising

Peace and Sustainability Fellowship Program

Peace and Sustainability Fellowship Program Date: Thursday, 5th – Sunday, 8th June 2025 The Peace and Sustainability Fellowship Program is a transformative 4-day intensive training designed to equip young leaders, aged 18-40, with the skills and knowledge to champion peacebuilding and sustainability initiatives within their communities. This inclusive program prioritizes the participation of women and persons living with disabilities (PLWD), fostering a diverse and empowered cohort of changemakers. Participants will engage in a series of expertly curated 4-hour daily tutorials delivered by seasoned practitioners and thought leaders in peace and sustainability. The fellowship promises an immersive learning experience, blending theoretical insights with practical strategies to drive meaningful impact. At the conclusion of the fellowship, all participants will be recognized as Peace and Sustainability Ambassadors and awarded certificates of distinction. In addition, five exemplary participants will be selected to represent the cohort at the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in July 2025 in New York, USA. This fellowship is open to ONLY Africans actively working within the continent Join us for this unparalleled opportunity to advance your advocacy skills, broaden your network, and become a beacon of peace and sustainability in your community. To apply CLICK HERE and fill out the form: Application deadline: 12midnight, (WAT) 31st May 2025

World Water Day 2025: Dr. Ero Ibhafidon Urges Global Action for Glacier Preservation and Water Sustainability

World Water Day 2025: Dr. Ero Ibhafidon Speaks on Glacier Preservation and the Future of Water Sustainability On March 22, the world came together to observe World Water Day 2025, with this year’s theme, “Glacier Preservation,” shedding light on the critical role of glaciers in sustaining life and maintaining the water cycle. As climate change accelerates glacier melting, it threatens freshwater supplies, increases sea levels, and disrupts ecosystems worldwide. Dr. Ero Ibhafidon, the founder of the WaterLightSave Initiative, was invited by several media houses to share his expert insights on this pressing issue. During the interviews, he emphasized the urgent need for global action to protect our glaciers, explaining how their rapid decline affects water availability, weather patterns, and overall ecological balance. The Importance of Glacier Preservation Glaciers act as natural reservoirs, storing freshwater in solid form and releasing it gradually into rivers and lakes. Millions of people worldwide depend on this water for drinking, agriculture, and hydropower. However, rising global temperatures are causing glaciers to shrink at an alarming rate, leading to: •Water scarcity: Many regions, particularly those relying on glacial meltwater, face drought risks. •Rising sea levels: Melting glaciers contribute to ocean levels rising, threatening coastal communities. •Biodiversity loss: The disappearance of glacial ecosystems disrupts habitats for various species. Dr. Ero Ibhafidon’s Call to Action In his discussions, Dr. Ibhafidon highlighted key steps to mitigate glacier loss and protect freshwater resources: ✅ Sustainable water management to ensure the efficient and responsible use of water resources. ✅ Provision of potable water to rural areas in Africa, where access to clean drinking water remains a challenge. ✅ Public awareness and advocacy to educate communities and push for stronger environmental policies. Watch Dr. Ero Ibhafidon’s Interviews on Glacier Preservation Dr. Ibhafidon’s expert opinions on glacier preservation and water sustainability were featured in three major media interviews: Channels Television Interview – Watch him discuss the impact of glacier loss and potential solutions: ▶ Watch here TVC News Interview – A deep dive into climate change’s effect on freshwater sources: ▶ Watch here Another Channels Television Interview – Further insights on water conservation strategies: ▶ Watch here As we reflect on World Water Day 2025, let us remember that water conservation is a shared responsibility. Every effort counts in protecting our planet’s most valuable resource for future generations. Would you like to collaborate with the WaterLightSave Initiative to support water sustainability projects? Get in touch with us today!