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The National Youth Dialogue Conference is expected to attract a diverse range of attendees, including leaders from the NGO sector (churches, mosques, traditional worship centres, civic organizations, and humanitarian institutions), public sector representatives (past and present office holders, aspirants, and diplomats), private sector professionals (entrepreneurs, business owners, and career professionals), and the press. The event will provide a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and actionable insights aimed at addressing the systemic issues affecting governance in Nigeria. It will feature presentations and discussions led by notable speakers and discussants such as Amb. Roy Oanien Okhidievbie, Mr. Dike Chukwumerije, Mr. Bryon Isi, Aliyu Musa, and Mrs. Esther Ekueme.
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Participants will gain access to personal and national development strategies, resources, and global networking opportunities. The conference also promises to highlight investment prospects and promote personal life fulfilment through active engagement and collaboration. In addition to the opportunity for learning and networking, the National Youth Dialogue Conference will offer participants travelling from outside Lagos the convenience of transportation and meals provided for the duration of the event. Registration for this conference is open until September 18, 2024, at 11:59 AM. Interested individuals can register using the following link: registration form.
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Moreworth Global Resources and Partners remain committed to advancing conversations on good governance and building a brighter future for Nigeria through this groundbreaking event.
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