CELF 3.0: Kwara North coordinators commend organiser

...describe selection process as transparent

In continuation of its dialogue series and the conduct of qualifying examination for the nominated candidates from selected public secondary schools in the Kwara North senatorial district, the organiser of the Countryside Emerging Leaders Fellowship (CELF) on Saturday has been commended by the coordinators from the district for the initiative

The coordinators, who gave the commendation during the dialogue series of the fellowship, said the initiative would help young people to develop their talents as well as untapped resources in their communities.

Speaking at the consultative dialogue with the CELF team, the coordinators expressed their delight on the qualifying examination, describing the exercise as transparent.

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The consultative dialogue is aimed at discussing the CELF objectives and focus with the stakeholders with a view to addressing some of the challenges being encountered by the organiser.

Earlier in his presentation, the chairman, mobilisation and selection committee, Mr. Mawobe Salihu took participants through the concept of community development, urging them to be worthy ambassadors of their immediate communities.

Also, the CELF Publicity Secretary, Mr. Abdulrasheed Saadudeen explained to the participants objectives, process, format as well as the expected outcomes of the initiative.

The consultative dialogue, which kickstarted in Kwara South a week ago, was rounded off in Kwara North on Saturday as coordinators and students from two schools selected from each of the five local government areas of the district participated in the exercise.

It would be recalled that CELF is an annual fellowship programme aimed at empowering young people on four thematic areas including community development, self development, entrepreneurship and environmental sustainability.

While on a two-week camp, fellows would be assigned to different tasks through which they would be assessed as the most outstanding fellows would be awarded scholarships to study any course of their choice in a public institution in Nigeria.

Yakub Shukrat

CELF Media Team

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