Cohort 11 of the Young Political Leadership School Africa, Moronvia, Liberia, was attended by fifteen young Nigerians who are part of the Nottooyoungtolead initiative, under the direction of Executive Director Elvis Akpobi.

One of the leadership schools with the biggest effect and fastest growth, the YPLSA prepares young Africans for leadership and nation-building.

The US and Swedish ambassadors were present during the Cohort 11 induction event, along with President Joseph Boakai of Liberia, who was represented by the Vice President.

Kelvin C. Victor, a developing learner at Centennial College, striving to inspire younger generations , He is a YPLSA Young Political Leadership school Africa alumnus and a participant in the last cohort of the Nottooyoungtolead initiative International Leadership bootcamp that took place in Asaba Delta state Nigeria.

Alongside the Executive Director , Kelvin will be driving the affairs of the non-profit group across Canada.

In a remarkable display of international recognition, Canadian Parliamentarian, David Smith, and City Councillor, Nick Mantas, have commended the Delta state Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, for his outstanding commitment to youth inclusion and development.

The commendation was disclosed by the Governor’s Senior Special Assistant on Youth Mentoring and Development, Amb. Elvis Akpobi, in a press statement issued in Toronto.

Akpobi, currently on an official visit to Canada, highlighted the significant impact of the Governor’s developmental programs on the youths of Delta State.

“Governor Oborevwori’s initiatives are quite commendable, they’ve empowered countless young people in Delta State, and it is a testament to his leadership and dedication to the future of Nigeria.”

The commendation was presented in a letter of welcome to Amb. Akpobi, who is also the Executive Director of the NotTooYoungToLead initiative.

The letter, signed by David Smith, MPP for Scarborough Centre and Chair of the Standing Committee on Government Agencies, praised Akpobi for his tireless efforts in promoting youth empowerment and cultural exchange programmes.

We are set! Young change makers and emerging leaders from Nigerian will converge in Ontario Canada for this year’s Leadership and Nation building Conference.

Are you ready to take your leadership journey to the next level? Brace yourself for an exhilarating experience that promises to ignite your potential, connect you with like-minded trailblazers, and equip you with the tools you need to lead with impact. Get ready for the NotTooYoungToLead Youth Leadership Bootcamp 2023, a transformative event that will redefine your approach to leadership.

As the sun sets on another remarkable month, we find ourselves immersed in the inspiring narratives of youth leadership that have illuminated our journey.

As the sun rises over the Niger Delta, it illuminates a generation of young leaders who are reshaping the socio-political fabric not only of their state but of the entire region.

As we commemorate August 28, we recognize that Africa’s youth have the power to lead, influence, and transform. From the bustling streets of Lagos to the vibrant markets of Nairobi, youth-led entrepreneurship, activism, and education initiatives are rewriting the narrative of a continent on the rise.

Step by step, we’re creating ripples of change that transcend borders! Our Executive Director, Amb. Elvis Akpobi, has led a dynamic team from the NotTooYoungToLead initiative to the monumental Young Political Leadership School Africa, set against the backdrop of the Bella Cassa Hotel in Monrovia, Liberia.