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Friday, November 04, 2011

Toyosi Oni Youngest Nigerian Human Rights Activist Needs Your Votes.




Oluwatoyosi (Toyosi) grew up in Nigeria, where she became aware of human rights before many young people. Aged 14, before moving to Britain, she founded her first charity; raising money for a local orphanage and educating girls who would otherwise have been sent to work in kitchens. She has also been involved in supporting those affected by the Haitian earthquake and Rwandan genocide.

Now, in Britain, Toyosi is her school’s ‘Deputy Head Girl in charge of Charities and Community Outreach’, and has organised fundraising events for various charities. She won ‘Best Business Woman, Cambridge’ in this year’s Young Enterprise competition. She has also organised ‘Hunger Lunches’, where schoolchildren forfeit their usual lunch for a bowl of soup and a morsel of bread.

Her charity work is about helping others, but is also part of Toyosi’s long-term goal of becoming a Human Rights Lawyer. Someday she dreams of becoming President of Nigeria, with a view to ending the injustice and hardship there.

Toyosi wants to continue to speak up for those without a voice. Winning the Ambition AXA Award would help her fund her own ambitions of changing the world.

PLEASE CLICK  here TO VOTE FOR TOYOSI

you can also follow her on her twitter handle @Toyosi_Oni

Quote from teacher / trainer:
“...Toyosi is a wonderful student. She has grit and determination, but has a good heart and caring personality. Toyosi is a well-respected member of the sixth form at St Mary’s School, where she is involved in a variety of charity enterprises. She is confident in public speaking, where she is persuasive, passionate and articulate...

“...Underneath Toyosi’s very bubbly and enthusiastic exterior there is a very sensitive and humble young woman who genuinely wants to change the world for the better. She has seen injustice in her home country and this has inspired her to want to read law at university and use her qualification as a way of fighting such injustice...”

Mrs Karole Lewis – Housemistress and Assistant Head of Sixth Form, St Mary’s School


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