Civil Society: The Third Leg of A Stable Society | Wale Osofisan (Ph.D.)

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Recorded12 Apr 2021

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This episode is especially for African youths who are interested to build NGOs to solve problems in their communities. My guest is Wale Osofisan (Ph.D.); Senior Director - Governance Technical Unit at International Rescue Committee. He has been delivering value in this sector for over twenty years.In this conversation, Wale talked about the many roles, and benefits of NGOs in society, as well as funding.NGOs are more than I envisioned. They are actually a part of a much larger “Civil Society”. Listen, share with your friends, and subscribe to The Think BIG for Africa Podcast.

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