Growth and Global Positioning Webinar

If you run a business, an NGO or you are working, enroll for Growth and Mentorship Class with Amarachi and I.

Here are some benefits of the class:

After this session you will be able to

1. Write compelling essays for successful fully funded opportunities

2. Position your name/brand on a global stage

3. Leadership skills for transformational growth

4. Find, search and attract global opportunities even if you live in a village

5. Gain maximum confidence to project your uniqueness and establish your self as an authority

Meet the hosts:

Chibuzor Mirian Azubuike is a social change person with different dimensions; author, social entrepreneur and researcher. She is the author of The Girl Who Found Water and My Birthmark, My Gift.

Chibuzor has over ten years of experience as a seminar facilitator and involvement in community development focussing on youth empowerment and clean water provision.

She has engaged over 10 000 youths through her book titled, The Girl Who Found Water. She is also the founder of Haske Water Aid and Empowerment Foundation with the mission of providing potable water for rural communities and youth empowerment. Through her NGO she has partnered with corporate and International Organizations to provide clean water for over 55,000 Nigerians.

She has also provided grants to several young people to embark on water projects. She has been invited to present talks in the US, China, UK, South Africa amongst others.

She teaches people storytelling, how to win fully funded fellowships/scholarships and grants. She is currently doing her PhD in the US on scholarship. Some of her awards include:

Association of Leadership Educators, Mini-Grant Award, USA 2023.

Association of Leadership Educators, Founding Mothers Award for Exceptional Graduate Student, USA 2022. 

Research Assistantship to pursue a PhD degree in the US (2021)

Next Generation of African Scholars, Doctoral Proposal Development Grant. Social Science Research Council, 2019 Selection and full sponsorship to participate in Yencheng Global Symposium (2018), Peking University, Beijing, China

Selection and full sponsorship to participate in Brown Institute of Advanced Research – Forced Population Displacements and the Making of the Modern World, (2018), Brown University, Providence, RI, USA

 Young African Leaders Innitiative (2017), Mandela Washington Fellowship, US Department of State,  US

Mandela Washington Fellowship Speaker Travel Grant (2017), to present a poster at International Water Association, South Africa 2017

 Award for Community Development, (2017), Associate Fellow of Royal Commonwealth Society,UK.

Young African Scholar Award and Grant based on MA research project on Bakassi Refugees on the Nigeria-Cameroon border, (2017), Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, USA

 Winner the Conversation Grant, (2015) Nigeria

Community Service Award, (2015), Rotary Club, Nnewi, Nigeria.

 Most Resourceful Youth, Catholic Youth Organisation, Lagos, 2015. Nigeria 

Best Batch B Corps Member, National Youth Service Corps , 2012 Nigeria

National Youth Service State Award 2012, Nigeria

Nominee for Nigerian National Award 2012

Amarachi is a Chant Performer, Poet, Culture Consultant, Mother-Tongue Advocate and Coach of the Sound Your Gong Mentorship program- a monthly confidence for productivity empowerment program. Her core interests are indigenous language sustainability, culture curation, intangible heritage preservation, community engagement, art therapy for mental well-being and empowering our individual uniqueness. She has spoken and performed in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, the United Kingdom (where she completed a four-month performance fellowship with the British Royal National Theatre), and many performances USA, some of which is Gendering Africa Symposium, an annual Africa Women Conference at Columbia University, Intangible Cultural Heritage showcase, at Syracuse University. New York, Presentation at the Women's Caucus at the 2022 African Studies Conference, Philadelphia, Presentation at the New York Whiteman, Syracuse. She was also selected as one of the participants for Performance Identities Across Cultures (PICS) 2022, and one of the judges for the Lagos/London poetry Translation Centre in partnership with Book Foundation, funded by British Council. 

Amarachi has received several awards for your works and impacts on humanity. Her passion to contribute her quota to humanity through empowering others reflects in her engagements with people whether as a performer, speaker, coach, or project designer.