The Transformation of Families, Organizations, Communities, and Nations to Their Highest Levels of Performance and Achievement.
To Raise Values-Based, No-Excuse Leaders of Responsibility, Integrity, Compassion, and Excellence Who Will Transform Their Families, Organizations, Communities, and Nations.
Our Story
The Institute for National Transformation (INT) was launched in Lagos, Nigeria in September, 2007, after Professor Vincent Anigbogu and his team received a two-week training in Europe on the Moral Principles for National Transformation from Dr Sunday Adelaja.
The Professor who had been based in the United States for 30 years relocated to Nigeria to set up the Institute and from Lagos, the team began to train individuals across different sectors to become solutions to Africa’s leadership challenges, and today has grown in presence and engagements with 7 African nations as well as a presence in the US.
He currently serves as the Director-General, and Dr Sunday Adelaja, as the patron of the Institute.
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History Makers Training (HMT-1)
The History Makers Training 1 (HMT-1) is an intensive leadership development course, which runs as a three-day intensive learning adventure (offered 100% online from 2024) that focuses on developing the personal discipline and character traits necessary to become a transformational leader of impact. Participants undergo rigorous self-introspection using various media such as lectures, assignments, book summaries, movie reviews, and extensive questionnaires as mirrors.
Learning objectives
Participants, at the end of the 3-day training, are expected to demonstrate deep understanding of the following skills, knowledge, and attitudes (SKAs):
INT has set a target to train 21,000 young Africans, by 2025 in value orientation and basic leadership skills so that they can make a positive impact and be champions of development rather than destruction.
Our Clients
Over the years, we have trained top Government officials, NGO’s, organizations and public and private sectors in different ministries across many African countries