Wednesday, February 13, 2019

https://philamedia.wordpress.com/2015/09/11/why-nigerian-should-care-for-animals/


https://philamedia.wordpress.com/2015/09/11/why-nigerian-should-care-for-animals/

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/why-nigerians-should-care-for-animals/

https://www.animal-kind.org/single-post/2016/06/06/My-Achievement-Raising-Kind-Kids-in-Africa

https://www.anaw.org/newsletter_updates/ANAW_Newsletter_September_2018.pdf

https://www.latestnigeriannews.com/news/2032696/making-a-case-for-the-animalsby-chiemeka-chidozie.html

http://ruralreporters.com/community-champion-chiemeka-chiedozie-promotes-animal-welfare-in-nigeria/

https://www.thereflector.com.ng/promoting-humane-education-in-schools-by/

https://animalpeopleforum.org/2018/11/12/teaching-children-nigeria-animal-welfare/

https://animalpeopleforum.org/2018/11/28/makes-great-activist/

Thursday, February 7, 2019

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MORE PHOTOS OF AFRICA ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE


My Photo in Kenya Animal Conference in Nairobi.











MY ANIMAL WELFARE BIOGRAPHY
ANIMAL WELFARE BIOGRAPHY ( WORLD ANIMAL DAY AMBASSADOR)
I am Chiemeka Chiedozie Animal activist, Campaigner, Humane Educator and the founder of the Humane Global Network, a humane organization registered in Nigeria to promote animal welfare and vegetarianism in school. The Seminars in schools has been carried out in over 200 schools both in Nigeria and outside with proof of photographs.
I started the campaign in school teaching kids in Nigeria on the need to be humane since 2010 and has been consistent doing this in the last eighty years. As a campaigner, I was first featured in Animal times, Magazine 2012 published by the people for the ethical treatment of animal (PETA).
As Animal Educator, I am using materials sent to me by Animal Aid, London, People for the Ethical treatment of Animal PETA, Vegetarian International voice for animals VIvA, Animal Defenders international, National Vivisection society,, international fund for animal welfare, to promote animal welfare here in Nigeria.
I have been featured also in over twenty (30) newspapers and online media platform in Nigeria. In 2012, I was made the world Animal Day Ambassador for Nigeria by Caroline Ruane, the Executive Campaign Director of Nature Watch Foundation there in London. Severally, I have been sent a sponsorship form to fill to be able to attend the animal care expo conference in America.
In 2012, I was invited to share my animal welfare experience to the staff of Society for Animal Welfare Ghana (SWAGH) in Dodowa, by the World Animal Day ambassador in Ghana, Mr Ujakpa Martin. In the year 2014, I was also sent an invitation letter to come down to Liberia by Mr Morris Darbo, in 2013. the founder and Executive Director of Liberia Animal Welfare and Conservative Society who is also the World Animal Day Ambassador for Liberia.
 In 2015, I was invited to speak on vegetarianism and animal talks by the Veggie Victory, the organizer of the Lagos Vegetarian festival that attracted a lot of vegetarians across the globe and students to the venue. I became a vegetarian four years ago. My being a vegan is not because of religion but for the sake of my health and my passion for animals. Being an activist and a vegetarian is one of the most interesting things that have ever happened to me.
 Most of the times, I have invited to  the Indian cultural Centre in Nigeria where I related with indians and vegans so as to promote vegetarianism .I am a good friend of Mr Emmanuel Eyo, the president of the Nigerian Vegetarian Society and the founder of the Nigerian Society for the Protection and Cruelty of Animals (NSPCA)
As a strong Nigerian Animal Activist, I was recently given an Award by a Nigerian newspaper as an Animal ambassador in Nigeria for my good works in Animal welfarism in Nigeria
Recently , I have been sponsored  to attend the African Animal conference to be held in United Nation Nairobi, Kenya  as delegate by the African Network for Animal Welfare. (ANAW) which was supported by the federal government of Kenya and United Nation for Environment.








Saturday, February 2, 2019



One of the most notable events on ANAW’s calendar this year is the Africa Animal Welfare Conference themed: “People, Animals and the Planet: One Health, One Welfare” The conference cohosted by ANAW, The Government of Kenya and the United Nations Environment took place at UN Complex, Nairobi between 3-5 September 2018 attracting 259 delegates drawn from over 23 nations (from Africa and beyond). This year’s conference encompassed animal law sessions in which many delegates seemed to ask, “Is it important to have animal law discussed in such a conference?” and the answer was an unwavering, “Yes, because animal law matters in our fight to protect Africa’s animals.”
About 300 delegates from twenty three countries met at the Africa Animal Welfare Conference (AAWC) held at the United Nations Complex in Nairobi, Kenya to disc
uss the implications of the “One Health, One Welfare” concept in Africa. The 3-day meeting, which occurred from 3rd to the 5th of September 2018, was attended by representatives from government agencies, animal welfare civil society groups, non-governmental organizations, private sector, academic and research institutions. The conference theme was: “People, Animals and the Planet: One Health-One Welfare”. It explored how the interconnectedness between People, Animals and the Planet affect the viability and needs of each other
A delegate from Nigeria, Mr. Chiemeka Chiedozie, shared some of his AAWC experiences in a message sent through Facebook reading as follows:” Thank you [to the AAWC organizers], I am back to my country, and forever grateful to ANAW for making it possible for me to come to Kenya and share with the world my works with animals during the Africa 2018 Animal Welfare Conference 2018. I feel fulfilled as a person. My coming to the conference has gotten me more connections and increased my enthusiasm to continue fighting for these voiceless animals. I will now take in more schools on my Animal Welfare Clubs and intend to proactively plan and organize the World Animal Day on October 4, 2018.