TimeOn KAIROS becomes IJMBE Approved Education and Examination Center in Lagos State, Nigeria
CREATING PATHWAY FOR ALTERNATIVE UNIVERSITY ADMISSION THRU’ THE INTERIM JOINT MATRICULATION BOARD EXAMINATION (IJMBE) BY PROFESSOR OLUFEMI OLUDIMU BSC (IBADAN), MSC (OXFORD), MBA, PhD (IFE), G.INST. MARKETING (LONDON). Wanting University Admission in Nigeria or Abroad Are you tired of writing JAMB multiple times or considering securing university admission without UTME... Continue reading
2023 PEACE MESSAGE TO NIGERIA – Formular to Enfranchise Abuja FCT
2023 PEACE MESSAGE TO NIGERIA
By Rev. Dr. Titus Titus Kolawole Oyeyemi
Founding President and Chief Executive Officer
African Projects/Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives (APPLI/AFPLI)
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Peace and leadership training KPLC UNILAG august 2019
Interlink among peace education, co-existence education and citizenship education
REV. DR. TITUS KOLAWOLE OYEYEMI, JP, FP/CEO APPLI/AFPLI
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A New Year’s 2022 Update Regarding APPLI/AFPLI
The Reverend Doctor Titus Kolawole Oyeyemi, Founding President and Chief Executive Officer of African Projects/Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives (APPLI/AFPLI), welcomes back to this platform all graduate and undergraduate members of KAIROS Peace and Love Club (KPLC) UNILAG Chapter, after a long lull that resulted from the global COVID-19... Continue reading
An Open Letter to Newly Elected and Re-elected Local Government Officials in Nigeria: What Matters
It might be recalled that the May 5, 1998, local government elections broke the military domination and ushered in democratic governance in Nigeria. On July 24 of this year, the country again conducted nationwide local government chairmanship elections.
The African Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives (AFPLI) has always advocated for free, fair, and peaceful conduct of elections in Nigeria. We wish the successfully elected incoming local government chairmen and chairwomen a fruitful tenure in office, irrespective of their political party, religion, creed, or ideological affiliations. We would now like to focus the message of this article on what matters.
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Three Brilliant Nigerian Students Defeat 150,000 Students from 82 Countries to Win Global AI Contest
By Victor Duru posted by N. John Chkwuebuka, (a.k.a Brain) Three scholars from Nigeria have done the country proud as they outshone many others in a global artificial intelligence (AI) contest – The Nigerian undergraduates defeated 150,000 contestants from over 80 countries in a keen competition – Nigeria was represented... Continue reading
As the world marks Global Week of Action Against Gun Violence
an open letter to the Hon. Yemi Osinbajo, Vice President of Nigeria Continue reading
Two Books Authored by Rev. Dr. Titus K. Oyeyemi: Review for United Nations Interactive Interview, Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), May 2021
1. Equipping the New African Peacebuilder: A Peacebuilder’s Curriculum (Equipping), 2012, Titus K. Oyeyemi, Nappanee, IN: Evangel Press, 281 pages
2. Evaluating Peace Education: A Study of Nigerian Jr. Secondary Schools (Evaluating), 2012, Titus K. Oyeyemi, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing: Germany, 160 pages
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African Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives (AFPLI) celebrates 2020 International Children Day of Broadcasting (ICDB) with WFM, KAFTAN TV
AFPLI CELEBRATES ICDB with WFM 91.7 and KAFTAN TV Since 1991, UNICEF has encouraged broadcasters to raise awareness about children’s issues through multiple platforms. ICDB takes places on the first Sunday in March, a day when broadcasters around the world have a chance to empower young people by giving them... Continue reading
REPORT OF THE FOURTH (4TH) ANNUAL PEACE LECTURE AND SEVENTENTH ANIVEFRSARY OF AFPLI/APPLI
African Projects/Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives (APPLI/AFPLI) held her Fourth (4th) Annual Peace Lecture on September 30, 2020 via Zoom. Simultaneously, the organization used the occasion to celebrate her Seventeenth Anniversary (2003-2020). Though the activities of APPLI/AFPLI went back as far as 1996 in the aftermaths of June 12,... Continue reading
About Us
African Projects/Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives, a grassroots proactive peace organization set up with the objective of promoting ethnoreligious and ethnopolitical harmony in Africa through structured education for peace, socio-cultural adjustment programs and indigenous peace-building capacities. A 501(c)(3) NGO, with its headquarters in the United States of America, and accredited by the UNDPI (United Nations Department of Public Information) is developing continental chapters throughout Africa and encouraging the establishment of affiliates in other parts of the world (USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Europe, Asia, Middle East and Africa) with a view to starting a new conversation with the rest of humanity about the need for grassroots proactive peacebuilding, conflict resolution, conflict management and conflict transformation in Africa.