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U-Story.
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Our Story can be traced back to 2017, Our founder- Oluwaseyi Moejoh, was 16 years old and in SS2 (Grade 11) when she was appointed an SDG Six Ambassador for The Neo Child Initiative (TNCI), during this time she engaged over 2,000 girls at her high school in projects on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), sanitation, and recycling for a year.
Our Story can be traced back to 2017, Our founder- Oluwaseyi Moejoh, was 16 years old and in SS2 (Grade 11) when she was appointed an SDG Six Ambassador for The Neo Child Initiative (TNCI), during this time she engaged over 2,000 girls at her high school in projects on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), sanitation, and recycling for a year.
Our Story can be traced back to 2017, Our founder- Oluwaseyi Moejoh, was 16 years old and in SS2 (Grade 11) when she was appointed an SDG Six Ambassador for The Neo Child Initiative (TNCI), during this time she engaged over 2,000 girls at her high school in projects on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), sanitation, and recycling for a year.
Our Story can be traced back to 2017, Our founder- Oluwaseyi Moejoh, was 16 years old and in SS2 (Grade 11) when she was appointed an SDG Six Ambassador for The Neo Child Initiative (TNCI), during this time she engaged over 2,000 girls at her high school in projects on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), sanitation, and recycling for a year.
In August – September 2018, she won the TNCI Social Impact Award and took a step further to begin U-recycle Initiative with a $100 mini-grant received from The Neo Child Initiative Africa (TNCI- formerly The Nigerian Child Initiative) and received more support from the Wildlife Africa Conservation Initiative and Lagos Lagoon Waterkeepers.
In August – September 2018, she won the TNCI Social Impact Award and took a step further to begin U-recycle Initiative with a $100 mini-grant received from The Neo Child Initiative Africa (TNCI- formerly The Nigerian Child Initiative) and received more support from the Wildlife Africa Conservation Initiative and Lagos Lagoon Waterkeepers.
In August – September 2018, she won the TNCI Social Impact Award and took a step further to begin U-recycle Initiative with a $100 mini-grant received from The Neo Child Initiative Africa (TNCI- formerly The Nigerian Child Initiative) and received more support from the Wildlife Africa Conservation Initiative and Lagos Lagoon Waterkeepers.
In August – September 2018, she won the TNCI Social Impact Award and took a step further to begin U-recycle Initiative with a $100 mini-grant received from The Neo Child Initiative Africa (TNCI- formerly The Nigerian Child Initiative) and received more support from the Wildlife Africa Conservation Initiative and Lagos Lagoon Waterkeepers.
In November 2018, Oluwaseyi connected with Fathia Bello during a TNCI volunteer event, They shared similar interests in creating solutions to address pollution and poor waste management in Nigeria, and together ever since then they have worked together to create innovative environmental projects and programs enlightening and engaging youths across Africa
In November 2018, Oluwaseyi connected with Fathia Bello during a TNCI volunteer event, They shared similar interests in creating solutions to address pollution and poor waste management in Nigeria, and together ever since then they have worked together to create innovative environmental projects and programs enlightening and engaging youths across Africa
In November 2018, Oluwaseyi connected with Fathia Bello during a TNCI volunteer event, They shared similar interests in creating solutions to address pollution and poor waste management in Nigeria, and together ever since then they have worked together to create innovative environmental projects and programs enlightening and engaging youths across Africa
In November 2018, Oluwaseyi connected with Fathia Bello during a TNCI volunteer event, They shared similar interests in creating solutions to address pollution and poor waste management in Nigeria, and together ever since then they have worked together to create innovative environmental projects and programs enlightening and engaging youths across Africa
Today, U-recycle Initiative Africa has now become an award-winning youth-led registered non–profit focused on advancing environmental education, circular economy, and climate action across Africa. As of January 2022, we have implemented over 36 environmental and youth development projects engaging over 7100 youths across eleven African countries
Today, U-recycle Initiative Africa has now become an award-winning youth-led registered non–profit focused on advancing environmental education, circular economy, and climate action across Africa. As of January 2022, we have implemented over 36 environmental and youth development projects engaging over 7100 youths across eleven African countries
Today, U-recycle Initiative Africa has now become an award-winning youth-led registered non–profit focused on advancing environmental education, circular economy, and climate action across Africa. As of January 2022, we have implemented over 36 environmental and youth development projects engaging over 7100 youths across eleven African countries
Today, U-recycle Initiative Africa has now become an award-winning youth-led registered non–profit focused on advancing environmental education, circular economy, and climate action across Africa. As of January 2022, we have implemented over 36 environmental and youth development projects engaging over 7100 youths across eleven African countries
Walking Down Memory Lane
Walking Down Memory Lane
Walking Down Memory Lane
Walking Down Memory Lane
Year 2018
Year 2018
U-Recycle Initiative Africa was established: Our organization was founded by Oluwaseyi Moejoh in September 2018 after winning the 2018 TNCI Social Impact Award.
Recruited the first set of U-Recycle volunteers, U-recycle needed more hands to amplify the cause.
Established our online presence and launched our website.
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Toluwalase Abiona Story
Yakubu Benjamin's Story
Youth-led NGOs and Social Enterprises Affirm Support for Lagos Styrofoam, Single-use Plastic ban.
National Executive Retreat: Celebrating 5 years of Impact and Charting a path forward!
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Our work is made possible through the unwavering support of our partners, donors, and community champions. From local organizations to global networks, each contribution fuels our mission to promote environmental education, drive climate action, and empower youth-led solutions. Together, we’re building a sustainable future
Our blog & news
Toluwalase Abiona Story
Yakubu Benjamin's Story
Youth-led NGOs and Social Enterprises Affirm Support for Lagos Styrofoam, Single-use Plastic ban.
National Executive Retreat: Celebrating 5 years of Impact and Charting a path forward!
We are supported by
Our work is made possible through the unwavering support of our partners, donors, and community champions. From local organizations to global networks, each contribution fuels our mission to promote environmental education, drive climate action, and empower youth-led solutions. Together, we’re building a sustainable future
Our blog & news
Toluwalase Abiona Story
Yakubu Benjamin's Story
Youth-led NGOs and Social Enterprises Affirm Support for Lagos Styrofoam, Single-use Plastic ban.
National Executive Retreat: Celebrating 5 years of Impact and Charting a path forward!
We are supported by
Our work is made possible through the unwavering support of our partners, donors, and community champions. From local organizations to global networks, each contribution fuels our mission to promote environmental education, drive climate action, and empower youth-led solutions. Together, we’re building a sustainable future
Our blog & news
Toluwalase Abiona Story
Yakubu Benjamin's Story
Youth-led NGOs and Social Enterprises Affirm Support for Lagos Styrofoam, Single-use Plastic ban.
National Executive Retreat: Celebrating 5 years of Impact and Charting a path forward!
We are supported by
Our work is made possible through the unwavering support of our partners, donors, and community champions. From local organizations to global networks, each contribution fuels our mission to promote environmental education, drive climate action, and empower youth-led solutions. Together, we’re building a sustainable future