Ogun monarchs charges Nigerian youths to embrace cultural heritage, responsible leadership.
Saka Matemilola, has urged Nigerian youths to preserve their cultural heritage, promote peaceful coexistence and embrace responsible leadership, stressing that education, good character and respect for indigenous values are critical to building a progressive society.
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The monarch made the call at the official launch of the Olowu Education Pillars and Youth Leadership Summit, organised to inspire young people through education, cultural awareness, leadership development and responsible citizenship. Speaking on the theme, “Peace, Leadership, Education and Heritage,” Oba Matemilola said the initiative was anchored on three fundamental pillars: cultural identity, peaceful coexistence and responsible leadership. The programme brought together students from eight secondary schools, comprising public and private institutions, with the aim of equipping young people with the knowledge, values and leadership skills required to contribute meaningfully to society. Reflecting on his personal experience, the monarch recalled his decision to return to Nigeria after establishing a successful professional career in the United Kingdom, describing his cultural roots and national identity as enduring sources of inspiration.
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