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LGI set to train 500 Northeast youths on leadership skills

LGI set to train 500 Northeast youths on leadership skills

Lead Generation Initiative (LGI) has scheduled a training summit on Tuesday, 19th October 2021 to train 500 young Nigerians on leadership, community organising and active citizenship.

The initiative aims at encouraging young Nigerians to channel their creativity, skills and energy to nation-building and achieve greatness in their individual endeavours.

The event tagged “North East Zonal Get Involved Leadership Summit” will hold in Yola, Adamawa State, and it is designed to have youth leaders and representatives of the LGI from the six states of the Northeast as participants.

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The theme of the summit is Improving Youth Productivity: a panacea for national transformation. After the training, the participants are expected to go back to their various states to organise Get Involved Leadership Training (GILT) for larger participants at the state, local and ward levels.

Dignitaries expected to deliver keynote messages during the event includes governors of Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba and Yobe states respectively.

Lead Generation Initiative is a non-governmental, non-partisan and non-profit organization, which was officially unveiled in Abuja on 21st January 2021.

LGI has over the few months of its existence successfully held six different Get Involved Leadership Trainings (GILTs) in six states namely Oyo, Osun, Bauchi, Gombe, Niger and Kwara respectively.

As part of its mandate, the Lead Generation Initiative’s Get Involved Leadership Summit (GILS) is expected to hold in all the six geo-political zones of the country to sharpen and empower Nigerian youths.

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