ICF NIGERIA LAUNCHES THE
IGNITE PROJECT
International Coach Federation(ICF
Nigeria) joins other ICF Chapters worldwide as it launches a landmark
initiative called IGNITE engaging humanity through education. The
initiative which was flagged-off recently is in partnership with University of
Ibadan.
Ignite Initiative is in line with
ICF Foundation’s mission to connect and equip professional coaches and
organizations to accelerate and amplify social progress through pro-bono
coaching.
The project supports the United
Nations 2030 SDG #4,Education. ICFN will offer the gift of coaching through the
transformational power of Coaching on pro bono basis to top leadership of the
Universityover a period of 6 months.
The recipients are the
Vice Chancellor of the institution and the leadership team comprising of the
Deputy Vice Chancellors, Deans and Provosts. This initiative is aimed at
driving a trickle down positive impact on the people the University serves.
Speaking at the MOU signing in
Ibadan, Project Manager International Coach Federation, Gloria Hauwa Gbemudu
stated that “Coaching is the bridge between what is possible and what is needed
to achieve our highest potential. The Ignite project is all about amplifying
and igniting social progress through the power of coaching”.
She added that , six (6) ICF
credentialed coaches from the Nigeria Chapter who have undergone rigorous
educational requirements and have excelled in practice will donate over $23,562
( N8.6 million plus) worth of coaching hours to the recipients.
The coaches are AdaoraAyoade,
AdeyanjuOlomola, Malini Kumar, Barbara Lawrence,SochiIlomechina and Gloria
Hauwa Gbemudu. The IGNITE project is yet another testimony to the commitment of
ICF Nigeria to promoting excellence in the coaching profession. ICF Nigeria
remains committed to increasing the awareness and impact of Coaching, in
addition to the expansion of the coaching experience in Nigeria.
ICF Chapter in West Africa, was established in
January 2015 with a core group of trusted coaching professionals who had one
thing in common, passion to advance coaching in the region. With a start-up
membership of 10 members the membership base doubled to 20 in just three months
and the Nigeria Chapter was formally launched in May 2015.
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