Prof. Igbekele Ajibefun, Prof. Dayo Faduyilemi, Oba Adetuwo Olusegun, urge Youths to Embrace Skill Acquisition, Louds NGO Efforts

As NGO Lunches Another Face of Empowerment Training in Host Community.

In a remarkable gathering that saw the convergence of esteemed personalities, including Prof. Igbekele Ajibefun, Prof. Dayo Faduyilemi, and Dr. Adekeye PhD., the Youth Symposium held in Okitipupa resonated with a powerful message – urging the youth to embrace skill acquisition as a pathway to a brighter future.

The symposium, attended by distinguished figures such as Oba Adetuwo Olusegun, The Olu of Igodan-Lisa Kingdom, Barrister Wale Odusola, Hon. Chris Ayebusiwa, Comrade Solution, Miss Grace Akingbemiro, Comrade Ayo (SUG Vice President) other served as a platform for insightful discussions and calls to action. The prominent speakers emphasized the critical role of skill development in the empowerment of the younger generation.

Prof. Igbekele Amos Ajibefun, (Fmr. Rector Rufus Giwa Poly Owo and Fmr. Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba-Akoko) a respected figure in academia, shared valuable insights into the changing landscape of education and employment. He highlighted the need for youths to equip themselves with practical skills that align with the demands of the evolving job market.

Prof. Dayo Faduyilemi echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing that traditional academic pursuits should be complemented by hands-on skills. He urged young individuals to explore diverse vocational avenues, fostering a mindset that embraces continuous learning and adaptability.

Dr. Adekeye PhD. The Dean Students Affairs Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology Okitipupa, another distinguished speaker, provided a practical perspective, drawing on his expertise to underscore the tangible benefits of skill acquisition. His message resonated with the audience, encouraging them to view skills as valuable assets that open doors to diverse opportunities.

The presence of influential personalities such as Oba Adetuwo Olusegun, Barrister Wale Odusola, Hon. Chris, Hon. Iwakun (Solution), Miss Opeyemi Akingbemiro (Amag Photography Akure) and Beneficiaries of DHDEI Empowerment and Student Union Leaders added weight to the symposium’s message. Their attendance underscored the collective commitment to nurturing a generation of skilled, empowered youths.

The Youth Symposium in Okitipupa served as a catalyst for change, inspiring young minds to proactively seek out and develop practical skills. The call to embrace skill acquisition echoed throughout the event, leaving a lasting impression on attendees and setting the stage for a future where the youth are not just educated but empowered with the tools to shape their destinies.

Akingbade Toluwa-Jolomi, founder Dakiz Human Development and Empowerment Initiative in his closing remarks made it known that the Organization will be training the Host Communities and it environ on Free Graphic Design training.