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As an “Inclusive Leaders” it is imperative to learn about the observances and holidays of as many cultures as possible. And when we think we have learned all that we need to about other cultures, we should remain open to learn more. Use the link below to learn about “Eid al-Adha”and important observance celebrated my Muslims around the world. Happy Eid Al-Adha ! #DEI #Inclusive Leadership #GenesisDEI

Qatar 🇶🇦: A Testament of the possibilities and capacities that exist with all Nigerian States. Today as I think about Prof. Haruna's position on how to merge and leverage the capacity that is within the 3 M's of 👉 Men 👉 Methods 👉 Materials I am reminded that the capacity to build and continue to succeed isn't what is far within our reach and I can't help but think of a country like Qatar as a model. 📸 Funmi Omoyele (GNIM) #Musing #MadebyClementina #IPT #Policy& Strategy

Wishing all that celebrate - Eid Mubarak! Interested in learning more about what is Eid Al-Fitr, watch this short video. https://lnkd.in/gVCsYkAz

Great time with Taha Gad and Mohamed Hani at Qena during "Startup PowerUP Program" ... Taha Gad and ahmed Gad form Dandara Al Ebdaa - دندرة الإبداع are the leaders of #Innovation in Southern #UpperEgypt ... for any ecosystem player would like to do anything in this region of #Egypt related to #Innovation and #Entrepreneurship you have to contact one of them.They are driving innovation #ecosystem there.

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Once upon a time, in the land of the people, there lived a king... Ojude Oba, meaning "The King's Forecourt," is an ancient festival celebrated by the Yoruba people of Ijebu-Ode, a major town in Ogun State, Southwestern Nigeria. This annual festival, held on the third day after Eid al-Kabir (Ileya), is a time for the people to pay homage and show respect to their Royal Majesty, the Awujale of Ijebuland. It's one of the most spiritual and glamorous festivals in Ijebuland and Ogun State as a whole. During the festivities, various cultural age groups, known as regberegbe, composed of indigenes, friends, and associates from near and far, parade in the front courtyard of the king's palace. This tradition, revitalized in the 18th century by Oba Adetona, was designed to bring development and progress to the community. Today, it remains an integral part of the Ojude Oba festival, celebrated with pomp and pageantry by approximately one million people worldwide. This celebration mirrors the spirit of Juneteenth, where communities come together to honor their history and culture. Both festivals exemplify the strength and beauty of community narratives and the importance of preserving cultural heritage. This is CULTURE. This is COMMUNITY. This is OJUDE OBA. Just as we show love for other cultures globally, please celebrate with me this important community narrative! Kindly repost 💜📍 #OjudeOba #CulturalHeritage #CommunityStrength #CelebrateDiversity #GlobalCulture #UnityInDiversity #HistoryAndHeritage #YorubaTraditions #nigeria #storyteller #lateefatodunuga

I took consumer behavior class during my second semester as master of science in management student. It enriched my understanding and motivated me to write more about consumer behavior. One of my writing can be seen at Ganesa Research and Consulting! I wrote about how Eid Al-Adha consumer trend is overlooked despite of its potential. Shout out to Mas Achmad Iqbal Chusaini who designed the content and Mas Rozan Hanifan who helped with the idea!

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