‘Be The Force 2.0’ just wrapped up, and it was all about lighting a fire under Nigeria’s youth! Top leaders dropped wisdom on mentorship, relationships, and giving back to the community. If you’re a young Nigerian looking to level up, this event was the place to be.
Key Takeaways:
- Mentorship is your secret weapon.
- Relationships are your net worth.
- Community service isn’t just a good deed, it’s a game-changer.
- Skills development is now a priority.
Emir of Zazzau’s Message: Find Your Yoda!
Represented by the Wakili of Zazzau, the Emir emphasized the power of mentorship. Think of it like this: you wouldn’t go into battle without a general, right? A good mentor is your general in the game of life, guiding you through the tough spots and helping you make the right moves. He also said picking the right mentor will let you thrive in your field.
Senator Shehu Sani: ‘Be The Force 2.0’ is a Game Changer
Senator Sani didn’t hold back, calling ‘Be The Force 2.0’ a total game changer for shaping young minds. His advice? Align your mentors with your hustle. Want to be a political heavyweight? Learn from a seasoned politician. Got a burning business idea? Find a mogul who’s been there, done that. As he puts it, ‘Educate yourself, then chase down mentors in your dream field’
Prof. Chris Imumolen: Take Control of Your Destiny!
The former presidential candidate and host, Prof. Chris Imumolen, didn’t mince words. He challenged the youth to grab the reins of their future and dive headfirst into governance and community projects. ‘You can dominate in business,’ he declared, ‘but only if you seize opportunities and commit to serving others.’
Skills are the New Oil: Institute Graduates 1,000+ Members
Big news for skills development! Over 1,000 members from the Institute Of Skills Qualifications and Development of Nigeria (backed by JPTS) were inducted and graduated at the event. That’s a huge step forward for young Nigerians aiming for success in both technical and traditional fields. With the right skills, young Nigerians can become the nation’s next business leaders or even government officials.
Panel Power: Strategic Growth is the Only Way
A panel of heavy hitters, including Dr. Madima Ogwo, Dr. Alero Adjekota, and the Honorable Minister for Youth Development (represented by Comrade Adedotun Omoleye), all agreed: strategic growth plans are a MUST for today’s youth. Nigeria needs the next generation of leaders and innovators to step up and take charge.
Awards of Excellence
The event wrapped up with Prof. Imumolen handing out Awards of Excellence to the keynote speaker and other special guests, recognizing their awesome contributions to youth empowerment. These leaders are paving the way for a brighter future, and it’s time for the youth to follow their lead and make their own marks on Nigeria and the world.
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