Anslem Oshionebo on Philanthropy and Early Education: Essays and Reading
A collection of Anslem Oshionebo's writing on philanthropy, community, giving back and early education, published on his charity site anslemoshionebo.net.

Alongside his work in finance, technology and energy, Anslem Oshionebo writes regularly about philanthropy, community service and children's education on his charity and non-profit site, anslemoshionebo.net, whose motto is "Philanthropy, creating a better society". These pieces are a good place to start.
Starting your philanthropic journey
Practical first steps for anyone who wants to give with purpose: choosing a cause, starting small and building consistency. Read it on anslemoshionebo.net.
Empowering Africa's future: the vital importance of education
Why education is the foundation of Africa's progress, and why every child deserves the tools to learn. Read it on anslemoshionebo.net.
How nonprofits impact local communities
The role non-profit organisations play in strengthening neighbourhoods, families and opportunity. Read it on anslemoshionebo.net.
Easy steps to be active in your community
Simple ways anyone can get involved, from volunteering to mentoring. Read it on anslemoshionebo.net.
Incorporating philanthropy in your business
How companies can build giving into the way they work. Read it on anslemoshionebo.net.
The best philanthropy books everyone should read
A reading list for people who want to understand effective giving more deeply. Read it on anslemoshionebo.net.
Joy in the midst of little
A reflection on gratitude and generosity. Read it on anslemoshionebo.net.
Why early education is imperative for success
The case for investing in the earliest years of learning, which also underpins Anslem's volunteer teaching and his support for the Anslem Esi Foundation. Read it on Tumblr.
In practice
That thinking became action in January 2026, when Anslem led the refurbishment of Jattu Primary Health Centre in Edo State, restoring electricity and clean water and donating medical equipment.