Naija in the Mix: Eccentric Interviews with People from Everywhere

Hi, guys! Happy Christmas; trust you're having a great time celebrating the festivities with friends and family! On this joyous Christmas day as we gather around the warmth of shared traditions and festive cheer, let us take a moment to reflect on the spirit of giving, unity, and the magic that encapsulates the season. Today, I have the pleasure of bringing you an interview with my childhood friend, Stephen Sunday La'abes, a dynamic advocate and visionary committed to positive social change. Stephen's passion for creating positive social change was fueled by his family's tradition of giving back to the community. He reflects, "I was influenced by my father and uncles, notably Dr. Emmanuel La'abes and Amb. Japhet Philip; they instilled in me a sense of selflessness." Witnessing these acts of kindness left an indelible mark on Stephen's dedication to advocating for those without a voice. He also emphasizes the role of a compassionate mother, saying, &quo

It's that's time of the year when people travel home to spend the holidays with their family. This month, I'll be in Gombe state for the holiday season, and in light of that, I'll be speaking with my childhood friend, Stephen Sunday La'abes. Stephen Sunday La'abes  Stephen Sunday La'abes has a background in advocacy with over 4 year’s professional experience in Nonprofit; he is a Global Goals advocate and an UNLEASH alumni devoted towards transforming the world through advocacy and social community awareness. He is the Programs Manager of the Philip La'abe Foundation, an organization committed to promoting a society where basic human needs are met through advocacy for justice, transparency, and accountability. Stephen is passionate about youth development-oriented activities and has served in various roles as a youth worker. He currently serves as a volunteer with The Lawrence Foundation, an organization that creates awareness and puts up a fight against