CPI urges Nigeria Youth to remain focus in achieving their dreams
The Executive Director, Challenged Parenthood Initiative, (CPI) Eunice Abimbola Agbogun has admonished Youths in the Country to remain focused towards achieving their dreams in life.
Agbogun gave the advice when one Joseph Nanyak did freedom after learning a skill in aluminum at Adex great multibix technical company Lokoja.
The CPI boss, who was excited for seeing the young Man finish his skills acquisition after graduating from higher institution described Nanyak as a role model in the society.
Narrating how he met Nanyak, the Executive Director of CPI said
“The story of Joseph Nanyak is so interesting. The truth of the matter is that I don’t know Joseph from anywhere. But one day, when I saw him, then working as a security guard where I reside, He told me that Mummy, I want to go to School.
” I asked him if he has O level result and he responded, yes. When I confirmed it, I told my self that this young Man deserves to be helped. He is a good example of a Youth who want to do something positive but needs help. That was where the story started. By the grace of God, we were able to assist him and he went through National Diploma and Higher National Diploma.
“When he finished, he told me he wants to learn a skill which I gave my total support. Today, we are here to do his freedom. The reason why Joseph is dare to me is because he is a positive example for Youths in our Country.
“Today, we see all manners of negative vices in the society being perpetuated by Youths. But I am bold to say that there are still some fragments of Youths who are doing something positive. We need to begin to showcase them as a good example to the world.
” We need to call the attention of the Government to see that there are still some fragments of young People that we need to give a helping hand. Just a little helping hand from me has brought him this far. By the grace of God, his next move now is for him to establish his business. The reason why am solidly behind him is because I see him as a hope for Nigeria”
She admonished Joseph to remain focus and dedicated to his work in order to achieve his dreams in life.
“My wish for him is that God will raise more destiny helpers that will keep taking him from one level to the other until he gets to that place God want him to get to where he desires” She added
Agbogun, however admonished Youths in the Country to shun all forms of social vices to secure their future for good.
“There are still remnants of People who are living positively and are not into negative vices and are role models in our society. This is the hope that we have for this Country. It is high time we begin to showcase this people when we identify them so that the world will see them. It is important to State here that there is still rewards in hard works, and education. There is dignity in doing positive things” She added.
Impressed by his performance over the years while working with him, the Chief Executive Officer, Adex great multibix technical company
Adegbola Adeleke Francis noted that Joseph Nanyak served him with total commitment, sincerity and truth.
He also advised Youths in the Country to learn from the good part of Joseph Nanyak adding that relying alone on white collar job is not the best for the growth of any nation.
Speaking to journalists during an interview Joseph Nanyak thanked Eunice Abimbola Agbogun for her support in ensuring that he acquired higher education and skills in life.
According to him”Words alone can not quantify my gratitude to my Mummy Miss Eunice Abimbola Agbogun. She dont know me from anywhere but decided to help me from grass to grace. Is still like a dream to me I must tell the world. Am assuring everyone who has supported to achieve this that I won’t disappoint them. I will continue to be a good ambassador of our generation to ensure a better Country Nigeria”.
It was gathered that Adex great multibix technical company deals with aluminium manufacturing works,sales and fittings, building construction, supply of general goods, manufacturers representatives and general contracts amongst others
