To celebrate International Youth Day, Access Bank hosted students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to an educational forum cum party. The event centered around this year’s globally recognized theme which is ‘Safe Spaces for Youth’.


The event which held at Access Bank UNILAG campus branch had in attendance over 1,000 students sharing ideas on the subject of safe spaces for youth across Nigeria.


It was a fun atmosphere as students participated in various activities such as dancing competition, quiz challenges, 360 degree camera shots, board games, and brain teasers.


There was also a panel discussion with 6 student influencers including a final year Biochemistry student, Ogunbiyi Omotolani, and Okafor Uchenna, a fresh graduate from UNILAG.


Others were Jacinta Amune, a 400 level Mathematics student cum blogger; Irianele Virtuous Osalumese, 300 level Mass Communications undergraduate; Otekaye Oluwatobi, Engineering Faculty Students President; and Seun Richard, Faculty of Arts Students President.


Life & Career Coach and Management Consultant, Bankole Williams delivered a keynote speech on creating safe spaces while expressing gratitude to Access Bank for organizing the event.


“The impact of this event cannot be quantified as it will go a long way to create awareness about safe spaces for youths in Nigeria,” Williams said.


Doyin Coker, Head of Youth Banking spoke on the International Youth Day theme saying, “Individuals can create safe spaces in their personal relationships with each other by inclusiveness and respect for everyone's opinions. This will help to enhance peaceful co-existence and also attract the development we seek as individuals. We have a responsibility to create safe spaces for each other even as we search for our own safe spaces.”


Students and other participants at the event left with a deeper knowledge on the benefit of creating public, digital, and civic spaces to promote innovation and development.

cc:Lalasticlala/Mynd44/Dominique and co.

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Am I the only one that thinks Access Bank has done a lot when it comes to youth engagement. My opinion.

I guess while some where at the event to a portion of the food available, some were more into what the programme and facilitators were ready to deliver and the impact was made.

The question still boils down to that fact that, does the Nigerian Youth have a Safe Space for development and integration into the system.

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That girl in the last picture is the only thing I saw. Slim beauty

I understand dem, the free food will go along way in this Buhari Nigeria.

Qtsnow:
Am I the only one that thinks Access Bank has done a lot when it comes to youth engagement. My opinion.

Am with you bro

Qtsnow:
Am I the only one that thinks Access Bank has done a lot when it comes to youth engagement. My opinion.

you are very correct. Amazingly, it's saraki's Bank

We all know it's because of the free food.... They are wise, they'll first let you hear all their boring talks before sharing food.

unilag and food

Qtsnow:
Am I the only one that thinks Access Bank has done a lot when it comes to youth engagement. My opinion.

Access bank marketer spotted

awelekiti:
you are very correct. Amazingly, it's saraki's Bank

Qtsnow:
To celebrate International Youth Day, Access Bank hosted students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to an educational forum cum party. The event centered around this year’s globally recognized theme which is ‘Safe Spaces for Youth’.


The event which held at Access Bank UNILAG campus branch had in attendance over 1,000 students sharing ideas on the subject of safe spaces for youth across Nigeria.


It was a fun atmosphere as students participated in various activities such as dancing competition, quiz challenges, 360 degree camera shots, board games, and brain teasers.


There was also a panel discussion with 6 student influencers including a final year Biochemistry student, Ogunbiyi Omotolani, and Okafor Uchenna, a fresh graduate from UNILAG.


Others were Jacinta Amune, a 400 level Mathematics student cum blogger; Irianele Virtuous Osalumese, 300 level Mass Communications undergraduate; Otekaye Oluwatobi, Engineering Faculty Students President; and Seun Richard, Faculty of Arts Students President.


Life & Career Coach and Management Consultant, Bankole Williams delivered a keynote speech on creating safe spaces while expressing gratitude to Access Bank for organizing the event.


“The impact of this event cannot be quantified as it will go a long way to create awareness about safe spaces for youths in Nigeria,” Williams said.


Doyin Coker, Head of Youth Banking spoke on the International Youth Day theme saying, “Individuals can create safe spaces in their personal relationships with each other by inclusiveness and respect for everyone's opinions. This will help to enhance peaceful co-existence and also attract the development we seek as individuals. We have a responsibility to create safe spaces for each other even as we search for our own safe spaces.”


Students and other participants at the event left with a deeper knowledge on the benefit of creating public, digital, and civic spaces to promote innovation and development.

cc:Lalasticlala/Mynd44/Dominique and co.

funny country...Academics d real youths come out politics uncles and grannies becomes youth

awelekiti:
you are very correct. Amazingly, it's saraki's Bank

for real??

fecta:
Why is it so hard to get admission these days
Last year I got 257 in jamb and 19/30 in post utme, but got denied just to study micro biology.
While another student will gain admission to study medicine without even writing post utme because they have connection.
Well I just want to go to university because of my old folks . My photography biz is enough ,I know with hard work I will grow and have an empire

Just put linguistic and graduate, trust me that certificate is worthless

eseveli:
unilag and food

Not only unilag, na students and free food na bread and butter

Livefreeordieha:
for real??

yea. He has the owns the largest share in access bank. Sanusi lamido Sanusi sold it to him when he was governor of the CBN. Then it was intercontinental Bank. I'm yet to understand why Saraki is so strong.

Vustaqueen:
nice pictures meanwhile, it would really mean a lot to me if you all check my signature

but am not on whatsapp

OK cute

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