I am very impressed – Lekki LCDA chairman commends Youth Leaders

The Lekki LCDA Communities Youth Development Association, led by its General Youth Chairman, Alhaji Ismail Nojimudeen Olalekan, paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Chairman of Lekki LCDA, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali.

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The visit served as an opportunity for the youth leaders to express their gratitude for the chairman’s support and to provide an update on youth activities across the communities.

The delegation, representing the various youth chairmen within the LCDA, lauded Engr. Kasali for his prompt and positive response to their requests and concerns.

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They highlighted his proactive approach to youth engagement as a key factor in fostering a more collaborative environment.

In addition to their commendation, the association presented a comprehensive progress report, detailing the various initiatives, challenges, and achievements in each of the communities.

The report, a result of the Lekki LCDA Youth Chairmen Forum, gives the chairman a clear overview of the grassroots activities and allows for targeted interventions.

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Engr. Kasali, in his response, commended the youth leaders for their organization and dedication.

He emphasised the importance of their role in the socio-economic growth of the LCDA.

“I am very impressed with the work you are doing,” said Engr. Kasali.

He continued, “Your forum is a testament to the fact that when our youths are organised and focused, they can be a powerful force for positive change. This administration is committed to creating an enabling environment for all our young people to thrive, and your collaboration is essential to achieving that goal.”

The chairman assured the youth leaders of his continued support and promised to carefully review their progress report to ensure that the LCDA’s policies align with the needs and aspirations of its young population.