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Press Release: The 9th Annual African Future Leadership Public Service and Entrepreneurship Conference and Award

The Second Chance Care Foundation, in partnership with the African Future Leadership Magazine, is gearing up for the 9th edition of the African Future Leadership Public Service and Entrepreneurship Conference and Award. Scheduled for October 5, 2024, at the prestigious Oriental Hotel in Lagos, Nigeria, this landmark event promises to be a powerful platform for recognizing and celebrating the continent’s most influential leaders and innovators.

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This year’s conference is themed “Africans for Africa: Resetting Africa’s Economy for Prosperity,” reflecting a shared commitment to reshaping the continent’s future through leadership, innovation, and collaboration. The annual event has become a hallmark of excellence, providing a unique space where Africa’s foremost thinkers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers converge to chart a course for sustainable development.

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Honoring Excellence and Impact

The African Future Leadership Public Service and Entrepreneurship Conference and Award has earned a reputation for celebrating outstanding achievements and contributions across the continent. Over the past eight years, the event has recognized numerous leaders and organizations that have made significant strides in various fields, from business and governance to social impact and technology.

Ambassador Mark Idiahi, the Founder of The Second Chance Care Foundation and African Future Leadership Magazine, has been instrumental in shaping the conference’s vision. As the event’s convener, Idiahi emphasizes the importance of this gathering in honoring those who are driving positive change in Africa.

“Africa is at a crucial juncture,” Idiahi notes. “The call for transformational leadership is louder than ever, from protests in Nigeria to unrest in Kenya. This conference is not just about celebrating achievements; it’s about inspiring a new narrative for Africa—one that reflects our true potential and the progress we are making.”

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Transforming Africa’s Economy

The theme for this year’s event, “Africans for Africa: Resetting Africa’s Economy for Prosperity,” underscores the need for a collective effort to drive economic growth and development. As the world faces economic challenges, Africa stands at a unique crossroads, with the opportunity to reset its economy and build a foundation for long-term prosperity.

The conference will address several key areas crucial to Africa’s economic transformation:

  • Innovation and Technology: The role of technology in driving economic development is critical. The conference will explore how African innovators and entrepreneurs are harnessing technology to create new opportunities and solve pressing challenges.
  • Leadership and Governance: Effective leadership and good governance are essential for sustainable development. Discussions will focus on the importance of transformational leadership and how it can be used to propel economic growth and development across the continent.
  • Entrepreneurship and Business Development: Entrepreneurship is a key driver of economic progress. The event will highlight success stories of African entrepreneurs and explore ways to support and expand their impact.
  • Education and Capacity Building: Building a skilled and knowledgeable workforce is fundamental to economic growth. The conference will examine the role of education in developing Africa’s human capital and driving economic advancement.
  • Sustainable Development: The importance of sustainable practices will be a central theme, with discussions on how Africa can build a prosperous economy that also addresses environmental and social sustainability.

Distinguished Speakers and Thought Leaders

The conference will feature a lineup of distinguished speakers, each bringing a wealth of experience and insight into Africa’s future. Among the notable guests are:

  • Dr. Lucy Surhyel Newman, CEO of Africa Private Sector Summit: Dr. Newman will provide valuable perspectives on the role of the private sector in driving Africa’s economic development.
  • Dr. Ngozi Omambala, Associate Professor and Acting Director of Research and Studies at the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs, and Chairperson of the Creative and Entertainment Sector, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry: Dr. Omambala’s expertise in international affairs and the creative industries will offer critical insights into how creativity and innovation can drive growth.

More CONFIRMED LINE UP of Guest Speakers and thought leaders llike Ace Comedian ALIBABA, Olakunle Soriyan,Prof. Efem Ubi, Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende, Charles O’Tudor, Dr. Psammy Anistar will grace the event to share their insights and engage in discussions that will shape the future of Africa’s economic and social development. Their contributions will be complemented by panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities, allowing attendees to explore ideas and forge meaningful connections.

Retelling Africa’s Story

A significant objective of the African Future Leadership Conference is to retell Africa’s story. The continent has long been burdened by negative stereotypes, but the conference aims to showcase the true potential of Africa through its leaders and innovators.

“This conference is about creating a new narrative for Africa—one of resilience, progress, and innovation,” concludes Idiahi. “By highlighting the achievements of African leaders and entrepreneurs, we hope to inspire others and contribute to a more positive and accurate portrayal of the continent.”

Join Us in Lagos

The 9th Annual African Future Leadership Public Service and Entrepreneurship Conference and Award is set to be an inspiring and impactful event. We invite all stakeholders—leaders, entrepreneurs, innovators, and change-makers—to join us in Lagos on October 5, 2024, as we celebrate Africa’s achievements and work towards a prosperous future.

This Event is also supported by TAGiMagazine/TAGiAfrica

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