Ex-NBA president calls for mentorship of young leaders
A former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Wole Olanipekun, has urged Nigeria’s leaders to actively mentor and prepare the younger generation for future leadership roles. Speaking at his induction as President of the Council of Chairmen and Grand Patron of HOC Capital Club, Olanipekun emphasized the importance of passing on knowledge and opportunities. He likened leadership to a relay race, stressing the need for effective succession. Other notable figures, including Olufemi Badejo and James Ibori, also highlighted the significance of intergenerational collaboration.
What we know
- Wole Olanipekun called on older leaders to mentor and equip younger generations for leadership.
- He described leadership as “passing the ball” and a relay race, emphasizing the importance of succession.
- Olanipekun praised HOC Capital Club as a platform for mentorship, knowledge transfer, and leadership development.
- Olufemi Badejo stated that the club aims to foster global connectivity, economic collaboration, and leadership growth.
- James Ibori highlighted the need for the older generation to empower emerging professionals for national development.
