Future Trust Initiative is a non-profit, youth-focus NGO registered with the Federal Government of Nigeria. FTI are the foremost service provider for the participation of Nigerian students in the annual National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) conference at the United Nations Headquarters, (UNHQs) New York, USA. TAFMUN Conference, endorsed by the United Nations, is a "Catch-Them-Young" initiative.
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Monday, 17 July 2017
Call for Advert Placement; The African FutureTrust Model United Nations (TAFMUN) Conference Nigeria
Future Trust Initiative is a non-profit, youth-focus NGO registered with the Federal Government of Nigeria. FTI are the foremost service provider for the participation of Nigerian students in the annual National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) conference at the United Nations Headquarters, (UNHQs) New York, USA. TAFMUN Conference, endorsed by the United Nations, is a "Catch-Them-Young" initiative.
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