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Stay tuned as Ontario, Canada welcomes the Not Too Young to Lead Initiative for the Youth Leadership and Nation-building conference to be held in November, 2024.
Elvis Akpobi, Executive Director, led 15 young Nigerians who are members of the Nottooyoungtolead initiative to participate in cohort 11 of the Young Political Leadership School Africa, Moronvia Liberia.
The YPLSA is one of the fastest growing and impact leadership schools that is equipping young Africans for Leadership and Nation Building.
President Joseph Boakai of Liberia, represented by the Vice President, declared , alongside US and Swedish Ambassadors, were in attendance during the induction ceremony of Cohort 11 ..
In line with SDG 2 , as team we celebrate world food day with vulnerable children and women in different slums across Nigeria.
Nottooyoungtolead initiative (Warri Team) celebrates with widows in Ugbokodo Community .
The widows in their numbers smiled home with food items as they appreciate the team members for adding value to their lives .
As we celebrate this year’s International Day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking.. We are aware that young people are mostly the primary users of phycoactive sustains .
We will continue to amplify and raise more voices across Africa against drug abuse.
A drug free society is possible..
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Over 100 emerging leaders from West African converged in Asaba Delta state Nigeria for a three days fully funded leadership and innovation bootcamp ,November 2023 .
The Government of Delta state honored and presented a certificate of recognition for youths Development and Advocacy to the Nottooyoungtolead initiative .
In the words of the then Commissioner for Youths Development, Comrade Ifeanyi Eyeunanga.
” The Nottooyoungtolead initiative is a commitment group of young persons that has inspired a better society with their works and advocacy “
David Smith MPP Scarborough centre, Kevin Vuong MP, and Scarborough Councillor Nick Mantas have enthusiastically endorsed the “Not Too Young to Lead” initiative.
In July, Amb Elvis Akpobi, the executive director of the group payed a working visited their offices ahead of the forth coming youth and nation building Conference in Canada, which is focused on transforming the mindset of young delegates from Nigerian and cultural exchange.
During this visit, the Canadian MPs and Councillor commended the program’s vision and objectives, highlighting its potential to foster meaningful leadership development. They recognized the significance of such initiatives in shaping the future leaders of tomorrow.
The MPs and Councillor also promised to actively participate as guest speakers, offering their insights and expertise to the Nigerian delegates.
Their involvement is expected to provide valuable lessons and inspiration, contributing to the overall success of the program and the growth of the young leaders involved.
The U.S embassy Liberia organized the forth edition of Democracy impact fellowship program
Libera Country Director led team members courtesy of Naymote to the 4th Edition of the Democracy impact fellowship program organized by the U.s embassy Liberia .
Aside networking , the program afforded them the privilege to learn transformation leadership skills and to lead by example. SAY IT , DO IT, COACH IT , LIVE IT ! By Rick Conlow.
The session was facilited by political officer Juan Martinez of the U.S embassy Liberia
We are provoking positive changes in youths to use their limitless power in influencing their lives and communities.
We are driven towards providing peace and shaping the future of underprivileged persons across the country.
We represent hope to young people, mirroring excellence and reminding them of how powerful they actually are in nation building.
Helping the youths to identify and make career choices that would enable them become useful members of the society.
Not Too Young to Lead Initiative is a grassroots movement inspiring youths to take up leadership across the Continent. The youth movement is an advocate for youth mainstreaming into leadership with a focus on sensitizing youths and empowering them to develop high moral ethics for self-empowerment. We are not just leaders of tomorrow, we are leaders now and we will continue to build our leadership capacity national transformation.
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To place youths in the forefront of development in three goal areas and businesses.
1. Civic participation.
2. Livelihoods and Empowerment.
3. Campaign against Social Vices.
Africa is faced with lots of challenges today despite our rich human and Natural resources..
We are gradually educated, empowering and inspiring young Africans to play a role in the future they want for Africa .
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We continually improve and develop new strategies to impact our vision. We desire productivity and aim to use results to guide our course in the most fulfilling direction.
"I have learnt that NTYTL is doing a great work in the development of youths in Aand is one of the biggest and the most promising talent spotting and training platforms in Africa."
"There is no dearth of talent, as was evident in today’s training session, I believe right guidance and coaching guidance and professional coaching at a young age can can potentially bring laurels to the country."
“NTYTL is providing a golden opportunity to the young people in the country, and with the initiatives like NTYTL Leadership and Capacity building Training BootCamp"
“We believe that without proper inclusion, the personality development of a youth would be incomplete. Our association with NTYTL will help providing a complete personality package to the youths.”
