I’m Yathreb Musa, a policy advocate and a United Nations delegate.
I was born on the 25th of July, 1994 and I’m a native of Kano state.
Recounting my journey, I started with great resolution and nothing less than a backbone and so far I can confidently show content in my journey.
I started working while studying at the University as a Customer Service Agent at Vodafone International Services in the United Kingdom. Then I subsequently worked as a tutor and organizer at St. Andrews refugee camp in Cairo, Egypt.
During my stay in Cairo I learned a lot about utilization and management and upon my graduation from Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt in 2015, I quickly embarked on a pioneering odyssey for my career in policy and strategic advocacy.
As formidable as this journey was, I never displayed any form of disdain, I kept pushing and insisting.
My drive to accomplish my goals wasn’t an effortless one and that’s why every little achievement has only spurred me to push more. After being a Translator and Interpreter at the United Nations office in Egypt, I ventured into the media space by being a TV presenter for Al Hudah TV, Cairo and this wasn’t one without uphills.
I wouldn’t dispute the disappointment in the policy framework of the society, I mean universally. I consider this disappointment, an opportunity for innovation amongst young Nigerians with genuine intentions.
When I represented the United Nations (UN) department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) at the committee on INTER- GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR POLICY AND STRATEGIC STUDIES, I witnessed what they call a blissful yet structural and comprehensive push for more policy actions and solutions.
This additionally impacted my enthusiasm and knowledge in socio-economic policies and analysis. Looking at where I am now, I can confidently attribute innovation and Dunkirk spirit to the Nigerian youth. We can apply the positive energy and spirit to our system.
I’m also a licensed insurance sales agent. This has made me a social networker. Using my bilingual abilities in both English and Arabic, I can be adaptive and relative with different types of persons or groups.
It is never an easy task to manage demands and impute substantive results. Yet, I do not see this as an unbeatable task.
However, at this stage, government agencies and departments have a formal responsibility for policy implementation.
I wouldn’t be indifferent to rendering my services and knowledge when needed. We can make our home great if we are conscious of innovators and developers.
For consultations and discussions you can reach me through;
yathreebtayyar@outlook.com
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