Ekiti elders urge youth to embrace patriotism and service
The Ekiti Council of Elders has emphasized the importance of patriotism and selfless service for societal progress. Prof. Joseph Oluwasanmi, the Council’s President, called on all indigenes to support efforts that promote these values. The Council recently inducted seven young citizens as Affiliate members to foster greater involvement of youth in community development. Leaders at the event highlighted the Council’s evolving role as a source of wisdom and stability for the state.
What we know
- Prof. Joseph Oluwasanmi encouraged Ekiti citizens to contribute individually and collectively to the state’s development through patriotism and selfless service.
- Seven young professionals, including Adeoye Aribasoye, Margaret Fagboyo, and Seyi Aiyeleso, were inducted as Affiliate members of the Council.
- The Affiliate initiative aims to modernize the Council’s activities and strengthen connections with Ekiti citizens in the diaspora.
- Prof. Oladipupo Aina urged professionals and leaders to join the Affiliate platform to help drive innovation and economic growth in Ekiti.
- The Council continues to play a strategic role in mentoring, advocacy, and community engagement across the state.
