Tolerance Class

Celebrity TV Presenter and Producer Maribeth Ladyhahaa Vuhahulla is bringing Nigeria’s fight against social media hate speech to Tanzania. #ToleranceClass aims to curb tribal, gender and religious hate speech online. It has a simple goal: “Stopping the next generation from inheriting our fight.” Follow @toleranceclass on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

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Celebrity Radio and TV personality Abby Plaatjes is bringing Nigeria’s fight against social media hate speech to Tanzania. #ToleranceClass aims to curb tribal, gender and religious hate speech online. It has a simple goal: “Stopping the next generation from inheriting our fight.” Follow @toleranceclass on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

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The second installment of the #ToleranceClass LIVE Series was bursting at the seams with talent. The best of spoken word, poetry, and alternative Nigerian music under one roof. Visit toleranceclass.com.ng to find out how you can get involved.
#ToleranceClass is a social movement designed to curb tribal, gender and religious hate

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Watch a recap of the show. If you weren’t at #ToleranceClass LIVE episode one, don’t miss Episode two (Coming Soon). Follow @ToleranceClass on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to be the first to know. Also visit toleranceclass.com.ng for more.

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#ToleranceClass is a social movement designed to curb tribal, gender and religious hate speech on Nigerian blogs and social media. If “Tolerance” was a class taught in Nigerian nursery, primary and secondary schools, could we teach the next generation to have respect and regard for their fellow Nigerians? We talked to a few Nigerians and […]

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Fast rising performing artist Peter Clarke lends his voice to the Tolerance Class Project, dedicating his song titled “HATE” to the movement. Tolerance Class is an innitiative designed to curb Nigerian social media and blog hate speech. Visit www.itspeterclarke.com now. For info an enquiries, contact: Alexander Orakwusi Executive Creative Director. Dolorem & Ipsum 08183212325 alexanderorakwusi@icloud.com

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If ‘Tolerance’ was a class taught to young kids across Nigeria, would the next generation of Nigerians learn to treat each other with regard? Wouldn’t they learn that even though they can be good alone, together they will become greater, and so will Nigeria? Join us on Twitter and Instagram @ToleranceClass, and maybe we can […]

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What if ‘Tolerance’ was a class in Nigerian primary and secondary schools? What if every child in Nigeria had to pass Tolerance Class because they couldn’t graduate without it? Would we see less of the tribal, gender and religious hate speech we as adults know is killing our nation but have come to accept? “Tolerance […]

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