TSDI is an international community of youths passionate about impacting lives positively.
As a registered not-for-profit organization, (registration number 168987 with the Corporate Affairs Commission Nigeria), TSDI has so far impacted 50,000 children and youths.
Majoring on harnessing the potentials of marginalized young ones in rural areas, our vision and mission are in synchrony with the United Nations SDG goals (3,4,5 and 13).
In the end, we are focused on raising world class leaders in their sphere of influence, regardless of the background!
Ibadan, Nigeria
+2348146236294
info@tsi.org.ng
Monday – Friday (9am – 4pm)
As an advocate for educational equity, Olutomiwa implemented two Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) projects in October 2022 to teach 150 schoolgirls in six rural villages about the SDGs and STEM-fields. Theirworld and the United Nations Foundation provided funding for these initiatives.
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olutomiwa- binuyo-7b2347131/
Susan Adiele is a seasoned writer with over 3 years of professional writing experience. She is a creative writer whose philosophy is to build, improve, and promote a brand through innovative, technical, simple, and easy-to-read copies. Being passionate about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, she has churned out content on educational purposes, capacity building, community inclusion, and mental health to suit varying audiences.
Susan is a graduate of Psychology at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and she is also currently a recipient of the Russian government scholarship to study population and development at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow.
She is greatly inspired by constructive and productive development leading to the growth of all she comes in contact with. She is further keen on community growth as she is a member of different not-for-profit organizations including United People Global in Geneva, Switzerland, and Theirworld in the United Kingdom.
Olusola Akanni is a mental health enthusiast who functions as an empathetic listener on an emotional wellness app.
As a mentor at Youths Assisting Youths, Canada, she is committed to raising teenagers and youths to build capacity and help them make the best use of their potential. Hence, she is passionate about sustainable development goals 3, 4, and 5 which include good health and well-being, quality education, and gender equality.
She is also a graphic designer with over 2 years of experience in presenting ideas and information on trending development issues and loves to stimulate social change through her designs. Olusola is a student at the University of Toronto, Canada, studying a double major in Neuroscience and psychology.
oafolabi@tsi.org.ng
Busola Fagbenro is a dedicated global advocate for women and girls, actively contributing to societal impact through her roles at The Sapphires Development Initiative. As a World Literacy Ambassador, a Global Youth Ambassador with Theirworld, and a fellow of Baobab for Women’s Human Rights, she focuses on Sustainable Development Goals 4 and 5, championing quality education and gender equality.
Busola is a Sustainability Leader with United People Global, Geneva, Switzerland, and a Millennium Campus Network Alumni.
A Biochemistry graduate, she aspires to pursue biomolecular research, aiming to address health challenges specific to women and contribute solutions to social and health issues through herĀ futureĀ career.
Oluwafunmilayo Rita Ajakaiye is a young, artistic, and creative individual who possesses a deep passion for technology and its continuous evolution in our world. Despite her status as a Physics Electronics undergrad at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, she boasts over four years of experience in community service and making a tangible impact at the grassroots level.
Oluwafunmilayo has taken on roles as the communications team lead and instructor at STEM XX Nigeria, a project initiated by The Sapphires Development Initiative. Additionally, she proudly holds the position of a Global Youth Ambassador at Theirworld, where she is dedicated to revolutionizing the field of education.
Notably, Oluwafunmilayo earned the prestigious WAAW Foundation scholarship for women in STEM fields in 2020, a testament to her commitment to increasing female representation in STEM-related domains.
As a fervent advocate for gender equality, Oluwafunmilayo firmly believes in the importance of digital literacy, particularly among women, as a means of empowerment. Her mission is to promote digital literacy through the use of non-coding and coding applications, driven by her heartfelt dedicationĀ toĀ thisĀ cause.