Nigeria Leadership Initiative (NLI) is partnering with First Bank
of Nigeria Limited, Nigeria’s foremost financial institution to enhance
capacity building among youths through the Future Leaders Seminar scheduled for
28 May 2014 in Lagos.
The Future Leaders Seminar is a program
established for grooming emerging public and private sector leaders between the
ages of 25 to 35 years based in Nigeria or the Diaspora. The event includes a
3-day residential seminar sessions aimed at creating a growing global network
of credible and accomplished community-spirited Nigerian leaders committed to
taking responsibility for driving positive change in Nigeria.
Mr Yinka Oyinlola, NLI’s Chief Executive Officer stated that ‘’Past
participants in the seminar inducted as NLI Associates have achieved prominence
as top corporate Executives, public service and political leaders as well as leading
reformers in the civil society sector. NLI Associates continue to exhibit
value-based leadership in their spheres of endeavors with the promising future
as force for good in Nigeria’’.
According to FirstBank’ Head, Marketing & Corporate
Communication, Mrs. Folake Ani-Mumuney, the Bank views its partnership with NLI
as a strategic platform for enhancing youth empowerment and capacity building
among future leaders. Ani-Mumuney said such youth development interventions
form an integral part of the Bank’s social responsibility initiatives.
“FirstBank is delighted to be part of the NLI series which represent a sustainable
way of passing on leadership and entrepreneurship ideals from respected and
proven individuals to the next generation. We are confident that the nation
stands to gain immensely from the leaders that have been produced and those
that stand to benefit from the series in the future,” she said.
During the seminar, their leadership skills will be honed to
assume a transformative role in the future of development in Nigeria. The
seminar will also involve case studies and discussions as well as the launch of
a class project aimed at adding impact to the society by the seminar
participants.
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