Kola Aluko has expressed his commitment to inspire, mentor
and support future generations of African leaders.
One of Nigeria’s leading entrepreneurs, Kola Aluko announces in detail the Kola Aluko Foundation, the charitable venture which he established in 2013 in order to inspire, mentor and support future generations of African leader.
A reception to open the Nigerian Centenary Photography Exhibition is scheduled to hold at Bonhams, who are the world-famous auctioneers in London, & hosted by the Kola Aluko Foundation. Continue
One of Nigeria’s leading entrepreneurs, Kola Aluko announces in detail the Kola Aluko Foundation, the charitable venture which he established in 2013 in order to inspire, mentor and support future generations of African leader.
A reception to open the Nigerian Centenary Photography Exhibition is scheduled to hold at Bonhams, who are the world-famous auctioneers in London, & hosted by the Kola Aluko Foundation. Continue
The
exhibition in celebration of Nigeria’s Centenary, according to Bonhams
showcases what they describes as “an astonishing collection of photography
documenting Nigeria’s rich and diverse cultural heritage”.
The
show and its related educational programme is the first in a series of major
cultural events to be supported by the Kola Aluko Foundation, designed to
encourage a deeper understanding of Nigeria and the 54 countries of the African
continent.
“This unique
collection of photographs showcases the wealth of artistic talent in Nigeria
over the last 100 years. We hope that this exhibition will inspire young
Africansto pursue their talents and achieve success on a global scale. The
exhibition is dedicated to J.D.OkhaiOjeikere, one of Nigeria’s most lauded
photographers and a leader in his field. The Kola Aluko Foundation believes
that every story of individual leadership has the power to inspire and affect
change.”
“The Kola Aluko
Foundation is passionate about identifying and nurturing talented young African
adults across all fields of endeavour to help them evolve into the new
generation of leaders. In doing so, we hope that the young people we engage
with will not only develop into leaders, but also become inspirational role
models for others. This is the cycle of change we want to foster.”
To support
the Foundation’s mandate which is to inspire, mentor and support future
generations of African leaders, there has been a group of outstanding young
leaders who have been invited to the opening of the exhibition, to reflect and
represent the manifold talent of Africa’s potential and future. The group’s
presence at the event includes the Foundation’s fundamental themes and scope of
work. Additionally, youth organisation’s from all over the UK have been invited
to visit the exhibition from start to finish.
The
evening will be called to attention by a donation to the Foundation by Sesu
Tilley-Gyado, the award-winning British-Nigerian artist and entrepreneur. Bypresenting
this young leader and her outstanding contributions to date, the Foundation will
show its commitment to and acknowledgement of an impeccable individual
representing Africa’s talented youth.
Central
to the Foundation’s vision is the belief that leadership is above all a
mind-set and that large-scale social impact always starts with the individual.
The Foundation will focus on working with young people to instill a strong
belief in their capabilities and their ability to succeed. Key areas of
activity will include:
1.
Competitions –
Developed to identify the most talented young Africans from entrepreneurship,
arts, information technology and agriculture.
2.
Education – Devised
and tailored for secondary school pupils with a focus on character-building and
personal development.
3.
Support
Environments – Established to provide innovation spaces that bring
people together, encourage a creative work environment with team building, and
offer tailored skills development and mentorship coaching, with all the
necessary technical facilities in pursuit of developing world class young
leaders.
As
time goes on, the Foundation hopes that the young people it supports will not
only develop into leaders, but will also become inspirational role models for
others, thereby creating a cycle of change that benefits all communities and
countries.
“This Centenary Exhibition
is the perfect place to celebrate and put the spotlight on the group of young
leaders joining us tonight. Togetherthe Foundation and these young leadershope
to communicate to other young Africans the value of aiming high, working hard
and making a difference.”
Kola Aluko
The
Foundation’s programme of activities will commence later on in the year with a
series of unique competitions covering entrepreneurship, art, information
technology and agriculture. More details will be announced over the next few
months.
The
Foundation’s headquarters will be in Lagos and focus its work first on Nigeria,
expanding the scope of its activities across Africa through strategic partnerships
with similarorganisations.
Contact details:
For media enquiries,
please contact a member of the Foundation’s media team:
Zenera Consulting
E-mail: info@Zenera.mx, copying in media@kolaalukofoundation.org
For more information:
@KolaAlukoFdn
Suggested hashtags: #KAF #Nigeria100
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We should all pat ourselves on the back. Our taxpayer money/money from our natural resources at work!
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