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    JCI Nigeria unveils ELV8 flagship projects for 2025

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    L-R The Executive Vice President, Junior Chamber International (JCI) Nigeria, Akinbode Abitogun; the Immediate Past President, JCI Nigeria, JCI Senator Sandra Ekene Efemuaye; the 2025 National President, JCI Nigeria, Oluwatoyin Atanda; the Interim Executive Secretary, JCI Senator Babatunde Sanni; and the Chairperson, JCI Ten Outstanding Young Persons (TOYP), Yetunde Oyeyipo, during the 2025 JCI Nigeria Press Conference and launch of the 2025 Ten Outstanding Young Persons (TOYP) held in Lagos recently
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    The 2025 Leadership of the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Nigeria, the leading youth organization, has unveiled eight flagship projects in line with its “ELV8” theme for the year.

    Speaking during the inaugural Press conference held at the Radisson Hotel, Ikeja GRA, on Saturday, January 5, 2025, the 2025 JCI Nigeria President, Oluwatoyin Atanda, disclosed that the flagship projects embody the principles of tri-sector leadership and strategic pillars of the ELV8 leadership philosophy.

    Atanda explained that the projects aim to elevate JCI’s impact in Nigeria, foster collaboration, and build a sustainable future for its members and communities.

    According to her, the eight project pillars include the Ten Outstanding Young Person Programme (TOYP), the Creative Young Entrepreneur (CPE), the Training Institute, Conferences, Partnerships, Memberships, Brand and Communications, and the National Secretariat.

    Each flagship project will have a dedicated project team responsible for planning, execution, and evaluation. Performance metrics and regular progress reports will ensure transparency and accountability. Feedback from members and stakeholders will be actively sought to continuously monitor, evaluate, improve, and refine the projects to ensure they all deliver on their mandate.

    Speaking on the “ELV8” theme, Atanda described it as a story of evolution and impact. She noted that JCI Nigeria has embarked on a remarkable journey of growth, transformation, and impact, each year building upon the foundation laid out in the previous year, culminating in a vision of holistic and sustainable leadership.

    “The ELV8 flagship projects will elevate JCI Nigeria’s mission, creating a lasting and meaningful impact on our members, communities, and society at large. By focusing on these strategic initiatives, JCI Nigeria will lead the way in sustainable, inclusive, and impactful leadership,” said Atanda.

    Other members of the Oluwatoyin Atanda-led JCI Nigeria 2025 executives include Sandra Ekene Efemuaye (Immediate Past President), Segun Omotosho (General Legal Counsel), Yetunde Adebisi (Treasurer), Akinbode Abitogun (Executive Vice President, South West), Estoria Alu (Executive Vice President, South South/South East), Ayodele Akinwande (Executive Vice President, North West), Adewale Oshinaike (Executive Vice President, North East).

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