Tiraka is a dynamic non-profit organization operating in North America, the United Kingdom, and Nigeria. It is dedicated to bridging the gap between education and industry experience. Tiraka empowers individuals with the resources and support necessary to achieve sustainable career success and bring innovative ideas to life.
Tiraka’s goal is to advance education and alleviate poverty by investing in reskilling underserved communities, engaging participants in educational projects, and connecting individuals to job opportunities to address food insecurity, poverty, and economic challenges.
I am proud of the opportunity to contribute to this community initiative.
I am thankful for the opportunity to volunteer and serve with the amazing team at aspirehub.org. Aspire Hub is a registered Charity in Canada that is inspired by the love of God and our Christian values to give hope to the youth while empowering them with skills to thrive for life and be impactful community leaders.
We provide training and mentorship to children and youth, empowering them to enhance their skills, advance their careers, become responsible citizens, exhibit exemplary leadership, attain better sustenance, and achieve improved health outcomes. We strive to inspire and equip the next generation with the necessary tools to succeed and positively impact their communities.
We also have study sessions and group programs that help young students grow in character and confidence in an atmosphere that is filled with the love of God.
I volunteer with the amazing volunteers and staff at aspirehubng.org; fundraising for scholarships to send children in poor communities to school, visiting orphanages with supplies and learning resources; and training and mentoring underrepresented youth towards improved career and health outcomes.
I write as I reflect on the seasons of my life.
I hope you enjoy reading my thoughts and reflections – and of course the photos or videos – and may be learn a thing or two.
Explore my four hundred and fifty (450-ish) short letters to teenagers and young adults (my #DearAburo).
These notes cover various subjects like mindset development, identity, hard work, saying no, self esteem, self confidence, friendships, money, school, grades, faith, addictions, and many more
“Aburo” is a Nigerian Yoruba word that means a younger sibling often by the same parents. However, it could also be used to describe the relationship between an older and a younger person. The opposite is “egbon” which represent the older person, while “aburo” is the younger person. We use these terms a lot in our community in spite of biological relationships.
My use of “aburo” in these series does not represent biological relationship or age, it is an expression of my social connection with the younger people of my community, who I pray for and desire strongly that they will make better choices, be more resilient, overcome barriers that come in their way of achieving success and live their healthiest happiest live possible under God.
I write these letters to inspire my beloved #dearaburo to BE MORE, to #aspirebeyondlimits, to become better and achieve more.
As a Christian, Writer and Health Coach, I am privileged to share tips and resources to help my audience and clients live a healthier and happier life. I am honored to be in a place to help children, youth and families achieve more for themselves and live a happy and healthy life according to God’s purpose for
#TomandTami
This is the story of two siblings – Tomiwa and Tamilore (Tom and Tam); their struggles, their triumphs, and everything in between.
