Leadership committed to practical youth development and mentorship in Nigeria.
Meet the leadership behind ESI’s youth development approach, which combines practical capability, guidance, character and constructive participation.
Ehigiamusoe Elizabeth Ngozi
Ehigiamusoe Elizabeth Ngozi is the founder of Ehiliz Support Initiative and a life/youth coach with extensive experience in banking and financial services management. The existing ESI profile describes a 16-year banking career before a transition into financial services management and retraining in 2015 as a life/youth coach.
Her work with young people deepened a passion for helping others build skills that support positive personal and economic change. She has also been presented by ESI as a United Nations Ambassador for Peace (AFP) through the Universal Peace Foundation (UPF).
Earlier versions of the ESI website also document a B.Sc. in Accounting, an M.Sc. in Finance from the University of Benin, and decades of financial management experience.
Practical support, not distant advocacy.
ESI’s leadership approach centres on helping young people move from awareness to capability and from capability to responsible action.
Listen first
Understand what young people are facing before prescribing solutions.
Build useful capability
Translate development goals into skills, habits and practical tools.
Model responsibility
Leadership should demonstrate integrity, service and constructive participation.