Not by itself alone. Reconstruction is not a task of one man or a single organization. We invite stakeholders and everyone who understands the urgency of the matter to contribute towards building a better society. It is all about finding better ways to elevate the community, stop corruption, hunger, ignorance, poverty, destruction, killings, vices, kidnapping, etc.

A cooperative system can be accomplished through scholarship, mutual learning among academics, the cooperative community, policy makers, the public, and cooperative education, intended to unite people around a common purpose. Doing cooperatives to suit Africa demands a lot of studies and patience.

YFIBIGO’s reliance on the age-old wisdom of the African people is because of the knowledge and understanding held by African intellectuals who decoded the system, their principles and guidance for probing the African mind and formulating a sensible solution in the realm of what might be redeeming thought are insightful and valuable in this modern time. African frontier thinkers already had this redeeming thought needed by Nigeria to improve life, tame chaos, manage resources judiciously, stop incessant killings, armed banditry, kidnapping, organ harvesting, and government corruption.  The African scholars’ insights will remain helpful from the beginning to the end of YFIBIGO undertakings.

Show us that you care by becoming a committed member and participating in our activities and events. You can donate and volunteer. You can join our campaign to petition and participate in our survey to give an honest opinion. You may even start a campaign yourself in our campaign platform. You can also volunteer to bring about knowledge that applies to building a better society, especially in a cooperative system – share information, coordinate events, or organize a group or community.

Despite its current setbacks, Nigeria is a YFIBIGO social sciences laboratory by default. Being the startled giant of Africa, we focus on its educational, socioreligious, economic, and political issues. Inside Nigeria, the opportunities for the youths are more challenging, and advances can be made in every direction. As a country in its league, if we become successful in our undertaking and come up with tangible solutions, such solutions can easily be applied to redeem the rest of Africa in a similar situation. The YFIBIGO study in Nigeria will remain the toughest and the most crucial time-consuming phase of our undertaking.