Christopher Ibrahim

I received ASSD 2026 Delegate certificate of participation in the Africa Summit for Sustainable Development (ASSD) 2026 In appreciation of my active engagement, valuable contributions and significant role in making the summit impactful and successful.

thanks to ASSD 2026. I look forward to continued collaboration as we work together to advance sustainable development across Africa.

Best regards

Today marks a pivotal moment for Africa’s sustainable development journey.

Leaders, innovators, policymakers, youth, and changemakers from across the continent are coming together to shape solutions, share insights, and accelerate progress toward the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the African Union’s Agenda 2063.

ASSD 2026 is a call to action, a platform for collaboration, and a space where ideas transform into tangible impact for Africa’s people and future. The time for dialogue is now. The moment for action is today.

Join us virtually today at 10:00AM (WAT) and become part of the change 🌍

*English Livestream:* https://youtube.com/live/wjYs4CEG_w8?feature=share

*French Livestream:* https://youtube.com/live/VA8XVmmrqYg?feature=share

My application to attend the Africa Summit for Sustainable Development 2026 has been officially approved.

I have been selected to join a distinguished group of professionals, thought leaders, and practitioners who are committed to advancing sustainable development across the African continent.

My participation is expected to contribute meaningfully to the dialogue, collaborative initiatives, and strategic outcomes of the Summit.

I'm Christopher Ibrahim a proud member of the UNICEF Generation Unlimited Nigeria (GenU9JA) Young Peoples Action Team (YPAT), i’m work life ready to drive and champion change in my community and the society at large.

Happy World Toilet Day! 🚽💙

Today, let’s celebrate something we all use every day but rarely talk about: the humble toilet.

A simple toilet isn’t just convenience; it’s dignity, health, and equality.
Every time you flush, remember that 3.5 billion people around the world still don’t have access to a safe, private toilet. That means open defecation, deadly diseases, girls missing school during their periods, and women risking danger just to relieve themselves.

But here’s the good news: every toilet built changes lives.
It stops diseases like cholera and diarrhea (which kill hundreds of thousands of children every year).
It keeps girls in school and women safe.
It protects our rivers, soil, and planet.

So today, be grateful for your toilet, talk about it without shame, and support the movement to get safe sanitation to everyone, everywhere.

Because no one should have to live without the basic human right to a safe and dignified p**p! 💪

Flush with pride, and let’s make the world a cleaner, fairer place—one toilet at a time. 🌍




UNDP in Nigeria