Amofin Beulah Adeoye Bags NYC Visionary Leader Of The Year Award

Amofin Beulah Adeoye, president of the Beulah Adeoye Foundation, has been awarded the Visionary Leader of the year award by the Nigerian Youth Congress.

Amofin Adeoye was recognised and honoured with the prestigious award at the inauguration of the newly elected Nigerian Youth Congress State Executives and Local Government Coordinators across the 33LGAs in Oyo State held at the Oyo State House of Chiefs, Secretariat, Ibadan.

Oyo State Chairman of the association, Prince AbdulFatai Adeyemi Olagbenro in his opening remarks welcomed everyone, congratulated the entire executives and awardee at the event. He lauded Amofin Adeoye’s commitment to societal growth through Beulah Adeoye Foundation.

The recipient of the award, Amofin Adeoye in his speech as Chairman of the occasion congratulated the newly inaugurated executives. He thanked the youth congregation for conducting and organising themselves in a good manner that promote unity and progress of the country. He charged them to use the youth platform to drive meaningful progress for the entire youth circle in the country and beyond. He charged the leadership and members of the Nigerian Youth Congress to prioritise nation building that devoid ethnic or religious bias. He appealed to youths to remain focused in rescuing the future of the Oyo State and Nigeria as a result of their population and voting strength.

Amofin Adeoye called on Nigerian Youth Congress members to embark on more advocacy, mobilise capable leaders who can turn the state into an industrialised city.

Present at the event were Onigbeti of Igbeti Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Oba Bashir Olalekan Abioye, an Industrialist and Petroleum Engineer, Chief Muda Dayo Ogunsola, Chairman of ONA Foundation, Otunba Niyi Adekola and Chairman of the Oyo State Agency for Youth Development, Hon. Falana Adebowale Adebayo.

Hon. Aransi Wasiu led Amofin Beulah Political Movement, Oyo South Coordinator of the Movement, Hon. Yusuf Mutiu Anibire and other local government coordinators of the Beulah Movement were all present.