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Hamzat Lawal, chief executive officer (CEO) of Connected Development, a civil society organisation (CSO), has congratulated Elvis Akpobi on his recent appointment as the senior special assistant on youth mentoring and development by Sheriff Oborevwori, governor of Delta state.

Akpobi, known for his tireless advocacy for youth empowerment and engagement in governance, is the chief executive officer (CEO) of #Nottooyoungtolead.

In a statement issued on Monday, Lawal, the founder of follow the money, lauded Akpobi’s record of leadership and vision.

“His commitment to driving positive change and amplifying the voices of young people has been commendable, and I am confident that he will bring the same passion and energy to his new position,” the statement reads.

“As the Chief Executive Officer of #Nottooyoungtolead, Akpobi has demonstrated exceptional leadership and vision. I am confident that he will leverage his expertise and experience to make meaningful contributions to youth development in Delta State.

“Indeed, his appointment is a testament to his outstanding track record and dedication to serving his community.

“I commend Governor Oborevwori for his foresight and recognition of Elvis’s leadership potential and for appointing him to this important role.

“I am confident that Elvis will bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the table, and I look forward to witnessing the positive impact he will undoubtedly have on youth mentoring and development initiatives in Delta State.”

He added that Akpobi’s appointment signifies a significant step forward in the efforts to promote youth participation and leadership in governance.