Adebutu Backs Summit As 10,000 African Youths Converge on Lagos
Oluchi Chibuzor Prominent industrialist and philanthropist, Chief Kesington Adebutu, popularly known as “Baba Ijebu” is expected to join an array of government representatives, policymakers, business leaders and young Nigerians at
Renowned industrialist and philanthropist, Chief Kesington Adebutu, nicknamed "Baba Ijebu," is anticipated to participate in the 2026 Ambassadors National Youth Summit hosted by the Joshua Oyeniyi International (JOI) Foundation. Scheduled for Saturday, August 29, 2026, in Lagos, the summit aims to gather prominent government officials, policymakers, business leaders, and young Nigerians to discuss matters impacting Nigeria's economic future, leadership development, innovation, and youth involvement in national progress.
The event's theme, "Role Of Emerging Leaders in Securing Nigeria’s Economic Prosperity," reflects its focus on bridging the gap between Nigeria's emerging generation and the entities shaping its socio-economic trajectory. Chief Adebutu's participation elevates the summit's prestige, as it is set to host high-level plenary sessions, policy dialogues, networking opportunities, and interactions between young delegates and seasoned leaders.
The summit will delve into discussions on the economy, security, leadership, and innovation, as well as activities centered on impact. Convened by Dr. Joshua Oyeniyi, the Foundation views the Ambassadors Summit as a pivotal platform for inspiring, empowering, and connecting Africa's future leaders. Delegates will not only listen to and question the presenters but also forge connections and contribute to shaping Nigeria's future.
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