Earlier this week, Naomi Oloyede, an 11-year-old young anti-corruption champion addressed the High-Level #Education4Justice conference in Vienna.

Naomi Oloyede a JSS2 student who was also made an ambassador of the Economic And Financial Crimes Commission at the inauguration of integrity club at The Battle Axe Academy Lugbe describes her feat as an advancement toward national development.

“I want to thank God for this opportunity. I want to thank my parents, teachers and school authority, for their good supports given to me, which assisted me to qualify for this event.

“The event is organised by the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

“The speech I gave attracted a standing ovation from everybody there. I was proud of myself and my country, Nigeria, which I represented.

“I said the future of the children and the youth are in the hands of policy makers. I added that the youth ought to join hands together to make the world a better place to stay in the future, “ she said.


She is using her voice to urge policymakers to join together to make the country better, more inclusive & corruption-free.

Watch video here:

https://mobile.twitter.com/i/web/status/1182577456768782336

I'm so honoured to be a teacher to this intelligent and inquisitive student from TBAA... She made us proud and even got a standing ovation....
Indeed something good can still come out of our great Nation.

Photos credit : UNODC

Courtesy: Mr Agbara Okechukwu Sylvester

Special appreciation to Mr.Sanni Rasaq, Mr. Obialor Michael, Miss Miracle Adedoyin, Mr. Ebute Abraham and the entire TBAA staff.

Nigerians are super brilliant. On equal pedestal with other countries, we can beat them all round.

Congrats girl.

And I'm here on Nairaland

Splendid

Good, this is what should be on news and be celebrated, not those confused ,"IKORODU BOYS" .

Nigeria is blessed, unfortunately managed by visionless leaders

Pls, if I say something like >>>>> { BUBU is MAD}

Is that HATE SPEECH

Nice one

Gifted Minds

Awesome!
I thought I will see and 'a Nairalander'.

Who is her father?

Yoruba amaka

Shibaraba:

I didn't, you're right. Though I'm pretty sure everyone who's reading this know you didn't and won't make it in life. The possibility is slim going by the way you lie. Am is not a typographical error. Stop embarrassing teachers " Mr teacher".

Chai... This early morning....

At that age I would memorize several pages of essay to speak in front of an audience during debate back in secondary school No one made me an ambassador of anything. Life is really not fair.

God bless the young girl...the bigger her I pray..

Keep making us proud.

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Why are those 2 making noise up there

Shibaraba:

I didn't, you're right. Though I'm pretty sure everyone who's reading this know you didn't and won't make it in life. The possibility is slim going by the way you lie[b]. Am is not a typographical[/b] error. Stop embarrassing teachers " Mr teacher".

Dude u ain't perfect either.

What Buhari can not do on his own

Except it is drafted for him to read.

Oyinbo go soon make her forget africa

Very proud of u...

Shibaraba:
really? That's good news. I hope she doesn't adopt the way you use "am" too

Even you that started a statement with lower case, I don't no why you guys elevates written English this much, even the whites don't do this. Make concrete contributions Una nogo fit na to they correct English upandan

Beautiful SOUL