Decosuleblogspot.com Personality of the Month for January

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In 2021, to fully relaunch and reactivate our knack for excellent journalism, decosule.blogspot.com have decided to celebrate outstanding young Nigerians from the ages of twelve to thirty years who are blazing the trail in different fields of endeavors. From our twelve monthly personalities for the year 2021, one of them will be picked by our readers as decosule.blogspot.com personality of the year. The overall objective of this idea, for the records, is not for personal aggrandizement but to appreciate and honour young Nigerians which will invariably spur them to do more and achieve more results.

Our personality for the month of January is Osamor Treasure Ebele. She hails from the oil rich region of the Niger Delta. She holds a bachelor of economics from the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State and completed her National Youths Service scheme in Abuja.
While on national service, she actively participated in ensuring the implementation of the Sustainable Development goals, SDGS, where she provided seats and learning materials to hundreds of students within the FCT.

Miss Treasure Ebele during one her humanitarian works

Fueled by the passion for the upliftment of children, she founded Project Child, a Non Profit organization in 2019 to cater for the needs of underprivileged kids in Nigeria and by extension Africa. Project child Initiative have successfully implemented several laudable programs in rural communities within the FCT; in arears such as Education, poverty reduction, climate action, community awareness, gender based violence amongst others.

Osamor Treasure Ebele believes fervently, that Nigerians must be at the forefront  in the repositioning of our fatherland. Her dream is to nurture  Project-Child where she can partner with Government, donors and relevant stakeholders in the execution of mega projects in rural areas that will bring about sustainable development in 300 Local Government Areas in Nigeria. 

Treasure Osamor Ebele is a Graduate member, Nigerian Institute of Management, NIM. Holds a certificate in Implementation of the UN Security Council Resolutions on Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Africa and Peace Operations Tranining Institute/ UN Women (United States). In appreciation for her works, the Young African Leaders Initiative awarded her a certificate in community organizing in 2018.

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