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Join Humanum Movement

Every year we organize dozens of parades, peaceful protests, parties, workshops, lectures and art exhibitions to share our vision of the human rights problems with the world. Our organization was founded exclusively by volunteers and people who can not stay indifferent to the injustice and discrimination which exist in the society.

Our Speakers

This year’s lineup features a variety of speakers who are ready to talk about all the types of discrimination and ways to stop them. Gender, racial and orientation equality is guaranteed at our festival.

We Must Speak to Be Heard

Social Awareness

Every summer people of every gender, religion and color gather on the streets for a celebration of love, equality, humanity and joy.

Last Year Humanum Parade

Upcoming Events

Why It Is Important

My experience in JCI has taught me to take responsibility, work with people, embrace challenges, and continuously strive to become better. It is shaping me into a more intentional leader and an individual who understands the importance of creating impact.

Ofomah Prisca Chidinma.

Being a member of JCIN LASU has taught me the value of hard work, consistency and discipline. I have learned that growth sometimes means showing up even when you don’t feel like it. Through the various online and physical programmes I have attended, JCI has continuously pushed me out of my comfort zone and helped me build better habits.

Beyond leadership, JCI is teaching me the importance of commitment, responsibility and making meaningful contributions. My journey is still unfolding, and I am grateful for the lessons, experiences and opportunities that continue to shape me into a better version of myself.

Bello Zeenat Adeola

JCI has challenged my thinking, strengthened my confidence, broadened my perspective and taught me that leadership is not about occupying positions but about creating impact. JCI has not just given me experiences; it has contributed to the person I am becoming.

Banuso Iyanuoluwa Victoria