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Ten Young Africans Win 2024 Future Africa Leaders Awards

Jerry Emmason by Jerry Emmason
2 years ago
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Ten young Africans from 10 countries have been awarded the 2024 Future Africa Leaders Awards (FALA) organized by the Future Africa Leaders Foundation.

The Future Africa Leaders’ Foundation is an initiative that seeks to identify, foster, and celebrate young African leaders making a positive impact in their communities. The mission of the foundation is to explore and expand the leadership potentials across Africa because healthy communities and nations rely on strong, innovative leaders to guide them.

The awardees were presented with the awards by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, president and founder of the Future Africa Leaders Foundation (FALF), during the New Year’s Eve Service.

The moment was further elevated as Pastor TT Temisan, a member of the Central Executive Council, Loveworld Inc., announced the winners’ names, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening.

The recipients all had extraordinary stories and impacts on their communities. However, the star prize winner of the Future Africa Leaders Award was Julienne Ariori from Benin Republic.

She stood out for her exceptional efforts in driving social change and empowering lives across her community. Her groundbreaking initiatives earned her the night’s honour and widespread applause.

Since its inception in 2013, the Future Africa Leaders’ Award, an innovation by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has become an integral highlight of every New Year’s Eve Service. This prestigious accolade recognizes young African leaders for their commitment to driving progress and fostering development across the continent.

According to the organizers, the award sum given out so far since its inception is about $1.5m.

FALA is an initiative of the Future Africa Leaders Foundation, designed to identify, celebrate, and support young Africans who exemplify leadership excellence. These young leaders positively impact their generation through education, youth empowerment, mentoring, and other transformative projects aimed at building a brighter future for Africa.

The star award winner for the 2024 FALA received $25,000 as a token of encouragement, while other nominees were also awarded $10,000 each, generously provided by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome.

Addressing the global audience, Pastor Chris stated, “Sometimes people debate whether leaders are born or raised. But whether they are born, they must be raised. Following the Master’s teachings—‘train up a child in the way it should go’—we see the need to raise leaders.”

Adding to the event’s grandeur, former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR, delivered an inspiring address at the FALA 2024 ceremony.

He charged the winners to create awardees like themselves. He said, “Go home and create awardees like you!”

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Chief Obasanjo lauded the winners as the new faces of Africa’s bright future, describing them as bold, courageous, and the true pride of the continent.

 

 

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