5 Global Opportunities Nigerians Should Apply for in 2026 

Adetutu A, The Insights 23 June 2026

As the world becomes more connected, Nigerians now have greater access to international scholarships, fellowships, grants, and remote jobs. Several organizations have opened applications for programmes that provide funding, training, mentorship, and career advancement opportunities. 

Sustainability Grant for Gender Equality Initiatives in Fiji 2026: How Women-Led Organisations Can Apply Successfully

Adetutu A, The Insights 19 May 2026

Women-led organisations looking for long-term funding opportunities can benefit from the newly announced Sustainability Grant for Gender Equality Initiatives in Fiji. The programme is designed to support grassroots groups, women’s networks, and organisations working to improve the lives of women and marginalised communities. The grant provides flexible funding for

Express Yourself Challenge Grant (US) 2026 — Applications Now Open

Adetutu A, The Insights 21 April 2026

The Express Yourself Challenge Grant 2026 (US) is now open for applications with a confirmed deadline around May 19, 2026. The fund supports youth-focused projects addressing digital wellbeing, identity, and online safety with grants of up to $100,000.  Applications Open for Express Yourself Challenge Grant 2026  The Express Yourself Challenge

2026 Global Opportunities Nigerians Should Not Ignore: AI Grants, Food Security Jobs, Climate Funding and Scholarships

Adetutu A, The Insights 10 April 2026

Jobs, Climate Funding and Scholarships  Across the world, governments, global institutions, and innovation hubs are opening new doors in AI, agriculture, climate resilience, education, and entrepreneurship. These opportunities are not just news headlines—they can directly improve livelihoods, create jobs, and unlock funding for Africans. (World Bank)  1)

From Giving Back to Growing Impact: How a ₦20 Million Boost Can Transform Community Service 

Adetutu A, The Insights 18 October 2025

Actress Sarah Martins and the Philantrophist Seyi Tinubu Recently, actress and philanthropist Sarah Martins made headlines not only for her grassroots charity work, but also for a turning-point moment in her journey. After behaving boldly by cooking and feeding homeless people on a Lagos street median, she alleged she was harassed by enforcement officials.