Mr.Oseni Rilwan Adeleke
Sustainability Ambassador
Mr.Oseni Rilwan Adeleke is a Human Resource professional, researcher, and operations enthusiast passionate about sustainable development, youth empowerment, and social impact. A graduate of Lagos State University and holder of an NCE from Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, he is committed to using research, people management, and strategic thinking to contribute to conversations and initiatives that promote the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
His interests cut across education, decent work, leadership development, community growth, and organisational sustainability, with a strong focus on creating positive change through collaboration, innovation, and continuous learning.
Articles by Mr.Oseni Rilwan Adeleke
The Loneliness Economy: Why We Feel More Alone in a Connected World
Despite being more digitally connected than ever, millions of people are experiencing increasing loneliness and emotional isolation. This article explores how technology, social media, economic pressures, and modern lifestyles are reshaping human relationships, why loneliness has become a growing public health challenge, and what this means for sustainable development and the future of our communities.
READ FULL ARTICLE(Part2) The World Has 5 Years Left: Is Survival Becoming Too Expensive?
As the world moves closer to 2030, the rising cost of living is making survival increasingly difficult for millions. This article examines inflation, food insecurity, housing challenges, and economic hardship across different countries, urging governments, businesses, and communities to take meaningful action before the opportunity for change runs out.
READ FULL ARTICLEWhy Young People No Longer Believe the Future Gets Better
An insightful reflection on why many young people are losing hope in the future despite pursuing education and working hard. The article explores youth unemployment, the rising cost of living, migration, and the urgent need to restore opportunity and hope to achieve sustainable development.
READ FULL ARTICLETHE WORLD HAS 5 YEARS LEFT!!! ARE WE READY?
With only five years remaining until the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals deadline, this article explores the growing challenges of hunger, poverty, food insecurity, and rising living costs affecting millions worldwide. It highlights the urgent need for collective action from governments, businesses, communities, and individuals to create a more sustainable and equitable future for all.
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