SeunJustin

#leadershipcoach, #goodgovernance #advocate. CEO @YoungLeadersN, Manager @Leadtots,#Leadership #strategist #communication for development.

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

You watch this video and understand what a power supply does to an economy.

The video does not even address small vocational artisans such as food vendors, hair stylists, barbers, etc.

Power is a key enabler; providing power creates jobs, reduces insecurity, fights inflation, boosts GDP, and attracts FDI.

President Tinubu also understood this, which is why he promised to fix power, but he has yet to succeed.

Any Nigerian politician who cannot fix power but can collect taxes is not serious about development.

[Ziauddin Yousafzai @ZiauddinY]

“ Because Education Is Freedom.
And When Girls Rise We All Rise.”
⁦@MalalaFund⁩ ⁦@pura⁩
#GirlsEducation https://t.co/aoaqCMwH4C

[Ziauddin Yousafzai @ZiauddinY]

Just finished reading @Malala’s Finding My Way. Every story carries courage and every page has a purpose. It is brave, bold, intense, therapeutic, authentic, and profoundly human.

As a father, I couldn’t be prouder of how honestly she shares her journey and continues to inspire and serve others.

[Ziauddin Yousafzai @ZiauddinY]

Day: 1485 🏫
Day: 1025 🎓
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“Afghanistan is now the only country in the world where girls cannot go to secondary school or higher education.”-⁦@Malala⁩

#RecogniseGenderApartheid
#ACrimeAgainstHumanity
#LetAfghanGirlsLearn https://t.co/5GEApR26D3

[Emmanuel George Ndoma @EGndoma]

Team lead @SeunJustin sharing an overview of @DNaijaCitizens' project

[Abdulahi Adebayo @Abdek_SDGs]

Join our guest @SeunJustin the Executive Director of @YoungLeadersN on today's episode of @value_4_money radio program in #Bauchi_State by 4pm on @AlbarkaradioB 97.5FM to discuss the Implementation of @BauchiState Audit Law.

Listen live
https://t.co/6UpMOfOLpM

@hubafrique

[Value for Money @value_4_money]

Join today's episode of #ValueForMoney radio program in @BauchiState from 4pm on @AlbarkaradioB to discuss the Implementation of Audit Law in #Bauchi State with our guest @SeunJustin, the Executive Director of @YoungLeadersN.

Listen Online: https://t.co/ugwIIJbu1j

[Poloma @Marypoloma]

Nothing about us without us
@Ledger @Sabina03487251 @SeunJustin

[Ziauddin Yousafzai @ZiauddinY]

Today I sat with religious & traditional leaders and civil society champions in Nigeria — united by a belief: girls’ education is not just a right, it’s a responsibility we all must uphold. When men stand with girls and follow their lead, positive change follows.

@MalalaFund @NabilaAguele @BridgeConnectNG @alaminuwa5957 @Sani_Scholar @centre4girlsed @ace_charity @PagedInitiative @youthhubafrica @AbbakarAskira @Connected_dev @Zegcawis1 @YoungLeadersN @onelifeng @CCSImpact @MenEngage @centrelsd @GlobalPeaceNG @brown374 @EvelynChiomaJo1 @CanMedia @Cc_HUB @SultanPeace @GirlsNotBrides @HalimaYusu96834 @Omoolagu @otiveigbuzor @peterrex_1 @rotexonline @AntyFunke @fuadimam19 @SeunJustin @Girlvoicematter @Beebahmohammed @Ummibukar @rotexonline @HALInitiative @uchenna_igwilo @HamzyCODE

[Dr Mo (Moses Paul) @Drmopaul]

It is profoundly disappointing to witness the alarming trend of naming public institutions, infrastructure, and military facilities after a sitting president. This act runs counter to established principles of honor, service, and public morality. The recent decisions to name critical institutions after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, including barracks, airports, and other facilities, reflect a troubling disregard for historical preservation, respect for our fallen heroes, and the collective legacy of the Nigerian people.

The renaming of a military barracks in Asokoro after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is particularly egregious. Military barracks are not mere structures; they are sanctuaries of sacrifice, discipline, and service to the nation. Naming such an institution after a sitting president, while Nigeria has countless soldiers who paid the ultimate price for our security, is a direct affront to their memory. It disregards the values of humility and honor associated with the armed forces and diminishes the legacy of those whose selfless acts secured our freedom.

The name "Dodan" originates from Dodan Hill, a significant battle site in Burma (present-day Myanmar) during World War II. The 82nd West African Division, composed of Nigerian soldiers, fought valiantly there as part of the British Allied Forces against the Japanese. The name was later adopted for Dodan Barracks in Lagos to honor the bravery and sacrifices of these soldiers during the Burma Campaign. This tradition underscores the role of Nigerian troops in global conflicts and their contributions to maintaining international peace and security.

The decision to rename Minna Airport after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, particularly in a state where two former military heads of state reside—leaders who contributed significantly to the preservation of Nigeria’s unity—is another glaring misstep. This renaming disregards their service and the tradition of honoring those who have completed their tenure and left a lasting legacy. Instead of celebrating the memory of our true heroes, this act aggrandizes a sitting president in a way that is both premature and undeserved.

In addition, the federal government has named the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Technology Innovation Complex and a new polytechnic in Abuja after the sitting president. These decisions are appalling and reveal a disturbing pattern of self-adulation that is disconnected from the realities facing Nigerians. At a time when the nation grapples with insecurity, economic hardship, and infrastructural decay, the focus should be on uplifting the lives of citizens, not immortalizing individuals still in office.

Why This Trend Is Wrong

Globally, public infrastructure is named after individuals who have completed their service and whose contributions have stood the test of time.

Nigeria’s military has endured immense losses in its fight against insurgency and insecurity. Naming barracks after fallen soldiers would be a far more fitting tribute to their sacrifices.

Nigeria’s history is rich with icons-both living and deceased who have contributed immensely to its growth and unity. These individuals, from literary giants to civil rights activists and military heroes, deserve to be immortalized.

Such actions erode public trust in governance, signaling a lack of accountability and a tendency toward self-glorification, which is deeply disheartening in a democracy.

We call on the federal government to immediately review these decisions. Naming public institutions after a sitting president is inappropriate, unjustified, and sets a dangerous precedent for our nation. Nigeria deserves better—leadership that respects its history, honors its heroes, and prioritizes the needs of its people over self-aggrandizement.

The true measure of leadership lies not in how much one’s name is inscribed on buildings or plaques, but in how much one’s actions positively transform the lives of the people.

Dr. Moses Paul
Free Nigeria Movement

[Don Moen @donmoen]

"Nor is there any ROCK like our God!"
-I Samuel 2:2

#christian #praiseandworship #godisgood #praise #worship #donmoen

[Samuel Badekale @SBadekale]

This is a testament that dreams come true!
https://t.co/qQrdx1Dh7j Cell Biology and Genetics with perfect CGPA(5.00/5.00) ✅
Overall Best Graduating Student 2023/2024 @UnilagNigeria 🎓
Numerous awards & records broken. God did it! Proverbs 22:29
#unilag #UNILAG2024Convocation

[Nike Adeyemi @NikeAdeyemi]

Take care of your heart. Gratitude mode makes your soul beautiful 🤍

[RCCG PUBLIC RELATIONS @RCCG_PR]

Congratulations to Samuel Akinade Badekale, son of Pastor Femi and AP Mrs. Nike Badekale, pastors in R.C.C.G. , Lagos Province 65, on graduating as the overall best graduating student at the 55th Convocation Ceremony of the University of Lagos with a perfect 5.0 CGPA.

[pshegs @pshegs]

My favourite content of 2024.

[Hon Henry Shield @HonShield]

If Afe Babalola gets away with this impunity (he won’t), we are all in trouble!!!

This protest is hereby ENDORSED!

[Young Leaders Network @YoungLeadersN]

The wait is over! 🎉 Join us This Friday, Ignite Hub, @youngleadersn for the End-of-Year Ignite Sports! 🏅🔥 Don’t miss the energy, excitement, and unforgettable moments. Let’s make it a day to remember! ✨ See you there! 🏀⚽

#IgniteSports #Yln #December

[Agora Policy @AgoraPolicy]

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[Young Leaders Network @YoungLeadersN]

@YoungLeadersN joined @WaterAidNigeria’s WASH Budget Trend Analysis workshop, enhancing Bauchi CSOs’ skills in budget tracking for cleaning and fumigation services. Grateful for the impactful sessions with Dr. Terfa Abraham! 💧📊🙏 #WASH #CSOs #YLN #Wateraid