As part of efforts to bridge the leadership gap in the country, iLead Nigeria has organised leadership training for students in Lagos State, equipping them with values that will make them stand out from the pack and impact their environment positively.
The iLead programme, which is an initiative of the Maxwell Leadership Foundation, seeks to empower students to lead themselves and others in a way that can lead to powerful positive change.
Speaking at the iLead Students Leadership Conference held in Ikeja recently, the Director, iLead Nigeria, Gbenga Samuel, said the organisation has a vision to equip one million Nigerian secondary school students with leadership values within the next three years.
He noted that globally there is a leadership gap, stating that people expect to see great leaders but there is no intentionality in teaching people how to become leaders.
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