Coalition Partners
Gratitude & Recognition
This workshop was made possible by a powerful coalition of organisations who share one belief: that young people deserve access to practical, transformational experiences — not lectures.
The Teen Public Speaking Workshop Phase 1 Pilot did not happen because of one organisation. It happened because four teams believed in the same thing — and showed up, fully, for a group of young women who deserved more than another ordinary school day.
To Jewel Souq Nigeria Limited: your partnership brought professionalism, resources, and an unwavering belief in this programme's potential. Module 4 — the clear standout favourite of the entire workshop — was delivered under your banner, and the young women who stood up and pitched confidently for the first time in their lives did so partly because of the platform you helped create.
To Speak to Success Consultancy: you brought exactly what your name promises. The storytelling modules, the persuasion frameworks, the Barrier Breaker exercises — these were the moments participants described as life-changing. Your facilitator was named personally by students in their feedback. That is the highest possible praise.
To Gombe Dopest: you brought energy, authenticity, and a connection to this community that no outside organisation could replicate. You reminded every participant that excellence is not something imported from elsewhere — it is built right here, by people who refuse to accept the ordinary.
To all three of our coalition partners: thank you for giving us the strength to do what none of us could have done alone. The NPS of +50, the 47% skill gain, the phrase "My voice is my power" spoken by a 15-year-old — these are our shared achievements. We are proud to have built this with you.
A Special Note of Honour — Yahaya Ahmed Model Schools, Gombe
To the management of Yahaya Ahmed Model Schools, Gombe — and in particular to the School Admin whose visionary leadership made this partnership possible — we owe you a debt of gratitude that goes beyond words.
You did not simply provide a venue. You opened your doors to transformation. You trusted a coalition of external facilitators to work with your students, gave us your school's time and space, and demonstrated exactly the kind of forward-thinking educational leadership that Nigeria's secondary school students need. The impact we achieved together is a reflection of your courage and your belief in what young women can become when they are given the right tools.
Thank you for the platform. Thank you for the trust. Thank you for caring about your students' future as much as we do.