An online school, League of Heroes, has launched a digital campaign that educates people on electoral processes in different African countries.
It is also an institute that prepares young people for tomorrow’s leadership and educates people on governance.
The online school, which is determined to make an impact on the world, is co-founded by Joseph Adedeji, a 16-year-old Nigerian.
According to Adedeji, he decided to gather and collaborate with other final year senior high school teams in order to create a better future for the world.
The organisation also eliminates political apathy by educating people on electoral processes and provides a section for human rights education.
League of Heroes has successfully hosted trainings and workshops on political literacy, human rights protection, governance, climate change and leadership through blogs, posters, social media campaign, Zoom classes, videos and live shows.
One of the school’s courses is titled: “Humanity: Human threats! Human aids.”
It is aimed at educating people about the problems humanity has faced and how these problems have been solved using legal framework.
Other League of Heroes co-founders include Praise Whowha, Mirittika Gosh and Oreoluwa Olatunbosun.
The founders of the organisation are planning to expand to the world, have more courses and prepare more people who would be able to govern a nation and fight for the right course.
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