Achievements
Abraham Owoseni has broad experience in learning and development, fieldwork and management of education projects, and the academia.
With a decade of consistency & expertise on his life mission of raising young people & moulding minds, Abraham is a passionate thought-leader in the fields of education & youth development.
Over the years, Abraham has contributed to mainstreaming youth development as an approach to education and schooling experience through grass-root engagement, policy support and research efforts to raise young people as assets for nation-building.
With a professional background in Architecture (B.Sc., MSc, PhD), Abraham leverages project management skills and competencies blended with his passion in youth development to improving the developmental outcomes for young people through education and safe spaces, development centres and learning environments that aid their holistic development across the three (3) domains of learning outcomes: affective, behavioural and cognitive
As a Life Skills Facilitator & Development Consultant with the African Leadership Development Centre ALDC (at Covenant University), Abraham has facilitated several life skills training and development interventions since 2016, with notable mileage of impact and growth in line with targeted learning outcomes. He is on the faculty for the Total Man Concept TMC (A special course taught at Covenant University), Diploma in Leadership Development DLD, Certificate in Leadership Development CLD and Towards a Total Graduate TTG programs of Covenant University.
Abraham is a seasoned education specialist, life harmony coach, speaker & trainer on life skills. His educational programs and youth development interventions have improved the developmental outcomes of more than 12,000 young people since 2011.
In line with his work as a Youth Development Practitioner, Abraham founded Young Breeds, a faith-based global youth-focused non-profit organization to provide value-based education, support and opportunities to bridge the life skills gap so that young people can find identity, become productive and purposeful and as a result, make informed decisions in various areas of life.
Since 2013, Young Breeds has groomed over 6,921 direct beneficiaries of children, teenagers and young adults across various development initiatives and over 20,000 indirect beneficiaries.
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