WILSON BABANGIDA VOWS COMMITMENT TO HUMANITY AND DEVELOPMENT WHILE COMMEMORATING WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY 2024

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Commemorating World Humanitarian Day 2024: A Commitment to Humanity and Development

Date: August 19, 2024
Contact: www.wilsonbabangida.online

Abuja, Nigeria – In recognition of World Humanitarian Day 2024, Wilson Babangida Agboti, a distinguished ICT, Security, Brand and Development Consultant, reflects on his journey and renewed commitment to humanitarian efforts worldwide. With over a decade of experience in the IT/Brand industry and security sector, Mr. Agboti transitioned into the field of development in 2018, after completing his MSc in Conflict, Security and International Development from Nigeria Defence Academy.

"Balancing these critical sectors—ICT, security, branding and development—has been the greatest gift life could offer me," said Mr. Agboti. "This unique combination has not only inspired me but has also empowered me to overcome challenges and contribute meaningfully to the betterment of humanity."

World Humanitarian Day serves as a reminder of the importance of humanitarian efforts in alleviating suffering and promoting peace and security. Mr. Agboti's work in the humanitarian space is a testament to his belief that "humanity is the core of our existence." His deep commitment to this ideology is evident in his tireless efforts to bridge the gaps between technology, security, and development to create sustainable solutions that improve lives.

"I now understand more than ever the significance of humanity in our lives," Mr. Agboti continued. "On this day, I recommit myself to promoting this ideal with all my strength and resources. Our shared responsibility to support one another is what makes us truly human."

As the world faces unprecedented challenges, from conflicts to natural disasters, Mr. Agboti calls for renewed dedication to humanitarian work. He emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts that harness the power of ICT and security to foster development and bring lasting change to communities in need.

"Today, let us honor the spirit of humanitarianism by taking action to support those in need, advocate for the vulnerable, and work towards a world where every individual has the opportunity to thrive," Mr. Agboti concluded.

For more information about Wilson Babangida Agboti's work in the humanitarian sector, please visit  www.cimahub.org .

About Wilson Babangida Agboti

Wilson Babangida Agboti is an experienced ICT, Security, Brand and Development Consultant with a deep commitment to promoting global peace and security, diplomacy and sustainable development. His work spans various sectors, where he has successfully integrated technology and security strategies as well as brand nomenclature to address complex development challenges. Mr. Agboti is a Certified Intelligence Security Manager (CISM) and holds an MSc in Conflict Security and Development and has been actively involved in humanitarian initiatives aimed at improving the lives of vulnerable populations through the actualization of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).



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Mr. Jude M. Obodo 



 

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