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AKWA IBOM EMERGING LEADERS 2015

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The Board of Trustees and Management of Ibom Youth Hall of Fame is compiling a list of 28 Akwa Ibom Emerging Leaders who through their activities and programs has influence the society positively and will serve as role models for other youths in the state. The selected 28 Young Emerging Leaders will be inducted into IBOM YOUTH HALL OF FAME by September 2015 to commemorate the 28th Anniversary of Akwa Ibom State in Uyo. The selected Emerging Leaders will be profiled on several media establishment (both national and local) including social media platforms (facebook, blog, twitter, etc). The selected individuals will be presented with Certificate of Induction, Face Cap, Customize Shirts, Muffler, Pin, etc as an Inductee of Ibom Youth Hall of Fame. Another benefits will be announced in due season. They will be addressed by the governor of Akwa Ibom State at the Induction Ceremony.

Nominee must come from Akwa Ibom State, not below 18 years and not above 40 years, must have influence his or her society positively. They are to be selected from any of the following field: Sport, Entertainment, Business, Activism, Arts, Science, Engineering, Media, ICT, etc. YOUR NOMINATION NOW.
Ibom Youth Hall of Fame (IBYHOF) is a project initiated by Black Heritage Publication to annually recognize, celebrate, encourage and project the positive contributions and effort of Akwa Ibom youth both at home and the Diaspora who are making a difference and contribute positively to the society. It is a platform design to bring families, friends, neighbourhoods, etc together to see, acknowledge and celebrate the best effort of our resourceful youth.

IBYHOF serves to recognize outstanding individuals age 18-40 years who exemplify the best attributes of their state’s best individual. It seek to accord recognition to youth in Akwa Ibom whose dedication to their profession or life undertakings has resulted in exceptional achievements in the form of significant contribution to the progress and welfare of their community and to the advancement of their respective fields of endeavours and by extension bring pride to the state.

The IBYHOF is a PROJECT that gives recognition to young people for their spirit of perseverance in their efforts to better themselves as well as their community, state and nation. It also serves as a PLATFORM to encourage young people to persevere in their dreams of improving the quality of life and those around them inspite of the difficulties and challenges they encounter.

The significance of IBYHOF is to attempt to open up young people mindsets that most times they will have painful experiences, a thorn of flesh but with patience and perseverance, their effort will bear useful fruits. It is also a platform that seeks to recognize young people of Akwa Ibom origin who have overcome obstacles in their lives to be where they are today.

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