Re-Orientation Advocates of Nigeria

03/12/2022

A STORY THAT SHOULD TREND!

Bayelsa Born Lawyer, Michael Jonathan Numa, Becomes Youngest SAN in Nigeria

37 Years old Michael Jonathan Numa, from Bayelsa State was on Monday elevated to the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), making him the youngest SAN in Nigeria.

Michael Numa schooled at the Delta State University were he obtained the Bachelor of Law In 2008, he was called to the Bar as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria in 2010.

In 2013, Michael obtained a Master of Laws (LL.M) in International Business Law from the prestigious Queen Mary University of London

He also completed the International Comparative Arbitration course at Queen Mary University.

In 2018, Michael concluded a certificate program on U.S. Business Law from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law.

Michael Numa is the Managing Partner of M.J Numa & Partners LLP.

Niger Delta Insider

10/01/2022

Do your job without asking to be bribed before you do it.
Let the good you desire elsewhere start from you.

-Tina Ogbemudia

05/12/2021

We can pretend not to see the level of moral decadence among the youth, but we would not be able to dodge the consequences. Join us to help the society at

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28/11/2021

When in 2004 I was called up to serve in the Government of President Obasanjo together with other young and visionary turks, what preoccupied our minds was how to better the lot of our Nation. To this, we gave our all and the book makers have been fair to us in their analysis.

However, in looking at this picture this evening, I recall the events and experiences that shaped us for the task of public service, during my days in the Brookings institution. It was President Obasanjo who captured it in the words that make great meaning; and to those who wish to learn, I believe there is a thing or two of value to take way.

He said to us;

"If you want to be successful in public service or political leadership, you must have a second address".

These words continue to resonate in my head, even though I think President Obasanjo spoke from the knowledge of a valuable past - - the period when our political founding fathers were first renowned in their private endeavours, sought knowledge across the length and breadth of the world, before presenting themselves for political leadership.

Today, we have a growing crop of young people who see politics as a means of livelihood. More saddening is the growing sense of entitlement where majority now seek to get something for doing absolutely nothing to enhance the system. There is a lot to be done. But, we must start from the reorientation of our minds.

CC. Soludo.

15/11/2021

Let's stop this!

13/11/2021

RAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTRES

In line with RAN focus and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) our organization constructed and equipped two numbers of Youth Development Centers, located at Kuduru in the Bwari Area Council in FCT and Ekan-Meje, in Oke-Ero Local Government Area of Kwara State.

The training centers provides quality trainings for rural youth and women in areas which include Digital Literacy, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Agro Allied, Video/Photography, Arts and Crafts, Fashion Designing, Hair Saloon/Make up and Catering Management.

We believe in the urgent need to create an environment where rural women and youth can get the opportunity to develop their skills, creativity, innovation and character. This would aide access to technology and resources to rural communities as well as promoting economic diversification and local content development, thereby providing opportunity for them to have value for exchange of money and reducing unemployment and social vices.

The youth centers operate in partnership with Individual, Government and Non-Governmental Organizations.

13/11/2021

School of Politics is a political orientation workshop Centre established by the Re-Orientation Advocates of Nigeria in 2013, to educate and inspire young people for meaningful participation in politics, and to equip them with knowledge, skills and strategies needed to succeed in politics and governance.

The program seek to bridge the gap of inadequate political orientation, poor preparation and weak leadership skills among the youths and women.

13/11/2021

Way Forward Dialogue is a program designed to bring youths together to discuss and proffer solution to challenges facing various sectors in Nigeria, It is also aimed at providing young experts with the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas on a choosing issue at a time.

26/07/2021

If we are not careful in this generation, the voice of immortality would soon intimidate and drown the voice of morality. Society would confuse a relapse for an advancement, and people would violently reject right counsels. IT START AND END WITH LEADERSHIP.

12/09/2020

Yesterday at RAN headquarters Abuja, we received members of the Law Student Association of Nigeria LAWSAN who presented an award of honor to our Executive Director Mr. Charles Olufemi Folayan as the Value Re-Orientation Ambassador of the year 2020. Being part of the Law Students Association of Nigeria Summit, holding in Abuja.

This award is dedicated to all smart working team members of the Re-Orientation Advocacy Foundation of Nigeria RAN. It’s our effort that attracted this, let’s keep it up. May God continue to support us.

22/06/2018

INTRODUCTION OF THE SCHOOL OF POLITICS

School of Politics is a nationwide political orientation workshop, a gathering of young aspiring politicians in the various States of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory to learn, exchange ideas and provide support for each other’s aspirations.

Mission
Raising 360 new generation political leaders of positive influence across Nigeria by 2019.

Vision
To reposition young people and galvanize their energy, skills and population to drive the economy and political system of Nigeria to an enviable height.

Target
Young men and women between the ages of 18 – 45 years who aspire for leadership and wants to make positive influence in the society and the world at large.


Areas of Focus
• Citizenship and Civic Education
• Political Processes and Governance Structure
• Social and Community Service
• Leadership and Followership

Segments
• Trainings Session
• Mentorship Session
• Parliamentary Session (Shadow Government)


Coverage
Thirty six States of the Federation and the FCT


Duration
Once in a Month (Last Saturday of every month)
First Phase: 2017 -2019

13/05/2017

DAYO ISREAL TO LEAD SESSION AT LAGOS

From the age of nine, Dayo started the only child-led non-governmental organisation (NGO) in Nigeria at the time – General Action Against the Violation of Human and Children’s Rights, an organisation which spearheaded the campaign for the promotion of children’s rights in Nigeria.

As a result of this, he was elected onto the Nigerian Children’s Parliament at the age of 14 and became the first deputy senate president of Children’s Parliament for Nigeria.

At the age of 15 he started attending meetings for the United Nations (UN) and also took his first trip to Europe under the Global Peace Walk. A year later, he travelled to London with the British Council as a speaker for Connecting Future’s Programme and also spoke at a UN General Assembly Special Session on Children.

He continued to be involved in many other notable global activities which were committed to children’s rights.

He is currently aspiring for the Chairmanship of Lagos Mainland Local Government.