Head of Idu-Koro community in Abuja Municipal Area council (AMAC), of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Chief Muhammad Bawa, has stressed the need for indigenes and residents of the area to continue to promote peace and unity in the community.
Bawa made the call when he received, in his palace, members of the Association of Community Traditional Leaders (ACTLI), Idu -Koro community, who were on a courtesy visit.
He commended residents of the area for their cooperation, just as he urged them to keep the pace at which they have been going, adding that the community is known for peace.
It was gathered that the association is made up of non indigenous traditional rulers of different tribes resident in the community.
Speaking earlier, the chairman of the association and the traditional ruler of Hausa community, Chief Zakari Mohammed, explained that the essence of the visit was to inform the community head that the non indigenous traditional rulers had formed a union with the sole aim of promoting unity and peaceful cohabitation in Idu-Koro.
Mohammed commended the community head as well as the indigenes and residents for peaceful cohabitation in the community.
Also speaking, the Secretary/spokesman of the association, Chief Fabian Liam, stressed the need to keep promoting peace and unity in the community. End
Panelists advocate entrepreneurship mentorship for youth A group of panelists from various walks of life at an entrepreneurship training, organised by a nongovernmental organisation(NGO), Leadership By Design(LBD) International Initiative, have advocated for mentorship for young people in business.
The founder of the organisation, Daniel Ezimadu noted that the problems facing entrepreneurs in Nigeria is primarily lack of an enabling environment, and poor funding.
Ezimadu while speaking at the training programme, tagged: “Mindset of an entrepreneur,” stated that it takes a strong will, for an entrepreneur to solve the problem and succeed in business in the society.
According to him, “People who succeed are entrepreneurs that solve a problem and who have proper knowledge of their products.
“This is only possible through research on the chosen product, aside that you have to know those who need your product, then know how to sell your idea.”
