Leaders gather in Lagos to discuss Nigeria’s leadership future
The African Leadership Initiative West Africa (ALIWA) recently held its inaugural National Leadership Dialogue in Lagos. The event brought together leaders from public service, business, finance, technology, entrepreneurship, and civil society to discuss the future of leadership in Nigeria. Soji Apampa and Okechukwu Enelamah were among the key speakers, highlighting the importance of values-based and integrity-driven leadership. The dialogue included panel discussions and sessions focused on practical leadership challenges and institutional reforms.
What we know
- The African Leadership Initiative West Africa hosted its first National Leadership Dialogue in Lagos, gathering leaders from various sectors.
- Soji Apampa, ALIWA Nigeria President, stressed that leadership should be rooted in integrity and practical action.
- Okechukwu Enelamah emphasized that integrity in leadership requires strong systems, transparency, and accountability.
- The event featured panels on ethical decision-making, inclusion, governance, technology, and institutional reforms.
- Sessions included an economic outlook by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group and presentations by Amina Oyagbola and Prof. Fabian Ajogwu SANOFR on ALIWA’s impact.
