Mentorship Essential for Nigeria's Leadership Development

The article highlights the critical role of mentorship in addressing Nigeria's leadership deficit, particularly in the context of Bauchi State. It argues that traditional models of patronage and ad hoc philanthropy are insufficient for the 21st century.
The piece emphasizes that civic organizations, such as BWSO, must take a primary role in leadership development by creating strategies that build a pipeline of future leaders. It stresses the need for a cultural shift towards responsibility and civic engagement among youth, which is essential for societal cohesion and the strengthening of democracy.
The message conveyed is that the empowerment of the next generation with the right values and leadership capacity is not merely aspirational but a necessity for the future of the nation.
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