In the vibrant mosaic of Nigeria’s leadership evolution, mentorship stands as an essential brushstroke. Aspiring leaders, guided by the strokes of mentors, emerge as masterpieces of resilience, innovation, and impact. The mentorship journey is a testament to the power of collaboration, illuminating the path for Nigeria’s emerging leaders, enriching the nation’s tapestry with their stories of transformation.

In the vibrant mosaic of Nigeria’s leadership evolution, mentorship stands as an essential brushstroke. Aspiring leaders, guided by the strokes of mentors, emerge as masterpieces of resilience, innovation, and impact. The mentorship journey is a testament to the power of collaboration, illuminating the path for Nigeria’s emerging leaders, enriching the nation’s tapestry with their stories of transformation.

In a world where technology is the heartbeat of progress, Nigerian youth are stepping up to the forefront, harnessing its power to usher in a new era of positive change. The digital age has opened a dynamic gateway for youth leadership, enabling them to transcend boundaries and impact their communities like never before.

Picture this: A throng of impassioned young individuals marching through the streets, their voices raised in unison, demanding justice, equality, and human rights. These impassioned youth carry banners adorned with powerful slogans that bear witness to their commitment to driving change. This is the resounding heartbeat of Nigerian youth activism—a beacon of hope and catalyst for action.

In commemoration of International Youths Day 2023 , the NotTooYoungLead initiative Sirria Leone collaborated with other youth led organisations to engage and equip 200 young citizens on governance, leadership and green skills development at the freetown city hall.

Young people aren’t just statistics but the solutions of today and tomorrow’s problems. Our actions and inactions today becomes th3 inheritance and burden of the next Generation.

Climate change as affected the way we work and also our natural habitats across the global .

To sustain green economy, Government, stakeholders and policy makes must encourage and support Green Skills for young people which will in turn conserve Nature .

As we celebrate this year’s International Youth Day with the theme “Green Skills for Youths”, we urge all young Africans to gravitate towards ideas, innovation ,skills that will birth a green and safer economy while we continue pushing for enabling environment where we can all live the true Africa dream.

Happy IYD 2023.

In the heart of Nigeria, youth leadership is not just a movement—it’s a revolution, a seismic force of change that uplifts, unites, and empowers entire communities. As the ripples of their efforts spread wider and stronger, we can only imagine the incredible future they are forging for themselves and for Nigeria as a whole.

The provision and installation of mono borehole pumps by Not Too Young to Lead has brought about a profound transformation in rural Delta State, Nigeria. The foundation’s commitment to addressing a critical need, coupled with our dedication to sustainable development, has left an indelible mark on the lives of the communities they served.

The provision of 500 free school bags by Not Too Young to Lead has proven to be a transformative initiative, empowering young minds and fostering a love for education in rural Delta State, Nigeria. Through our dedicated efforts, this youth-led organization has not only lightened the burden of accessing education but has also ignited a spark of hope in the hearts of these children and their communities.