NAPADS' ERA OF INCLUSIVITY SET TO ORGANIZE INDEPENDENCE DAY DIALOGUE AS FIRST PROJECT

 By: NAPADS Press 


In a groundbreaking initiative, the National Association of Public Administration Students (NAPADS) is set to host its 1st Independence Day Dialogue, titled "How to Build Tomorrow: Unpacking Nigeria's Leadership Dynamics." 

This event, slated for Monday, October 2, 2023, at 4 pm (WAT) on Google Meet (https://meet.google.com/yws-dyza-eeb), promises to be a milestone in the discourse on Nigeria's future. Renowned experts, including Dr. Bolanle Shiyanbade and Dr. Idowu Johnson, will navigate through the intricate web of leadership and governance, offering a comprehensive analysis of the national question.



With an esteemed panel and thought-provoking discussions, the dialogue aims to chart a course towards effective governance, national unity, and sustainable development. NAPADS President, Comrade Mufutau Ridwan Akinkunmi, and Chief Host Barr. O. J. Diekola, Head of Department, ensure the event's significance as a beacon for those passionate about shaping Nigeria's destiny. 

Don't miss this intellectual rendezvous, as it promises to be a pivotal moment in Nigeria's quest for a brighter tomorrow.

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