What we want to do is employ the social web, to over a sustained period built much needed credibility and visibility for the most effective of the hundreds of youth NGOs in Nigeria; those ones who are honestly committed to making change. Because Nigeria is still at the infant stage of technological advancement on the average, only the basic web tools can be used - therefore we will be using a website and then a network of blogs.

What we intend to do is to identify those NGOs that are really committed to their goals and get them together. We would work with them towards creating blogs where they will be able to - without any cost to themselves obviously - communicate the ideals of their organizations, continuously state their needs to people who can support, and most importantly, constantly update with activities and programmes they have been involved in and the impact they are making.

More importantly however, rather than a blog aggregator, we will design a highly functional, very attractive website with up-to-date technology (to attract young people) where we will constantly take the very important news and information from these blogs and update weekly. We will not be republishing content from feeds; we will first refine them and re-present them. This website will be the central point for all the blogs, and it is this website that will be massively publicized. In it, there will now be a blog roll where people can link to each specific NGO.

They also get to synergise and engage regularly so that they can as often as possible work together for common goals and as a combined force. Most importantly, this puts them under the much-needed pressure to be pro-active, as they are now in a highly visible network, as well as open to the scrutiny of a larger and very informed audience.