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Trust TV’s Zainab Bala selected for 2022 Mandela Washington Fellowship

A Trust TV journalist, Zainab Bala, has been selected for the 2022 Mandela Washington Fellowship (MWF).

Bala was selected alongside 55 other Nigerians for the U.S.’ leadership training programme for the African youth.

The Fellows will travel to the United States to participate in six-week Leadership Institutes to study Business, Civic Engagement, or Public Management at U.S. colleges and universities.

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At the conclusion of the Leadership Institutes, the Fellows will attend the annual Mandela Washington Fellowship Summit, where Fellows, U.S. government officials, and representatives from businesses and organizations with interest in Africa engage in high-level sessions and workshops

Launched in 2014, the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders is the flagship exchange programme of the U.S. government-sponsored Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) created to further the United States’ commitment to investing in the future of Africa.

Each year, U.S. Missions across Sub-Saharan Africa select accomplished leaders, who have established records of promoting innovation and positive impact in their countries.

After completing the Leadership Institutes and Summit, Fellows are eligible to participate in several MWF alumni opportunities, such as the Alumni Enrichment Institute, that build on skills and connections developed during their summer exchange programme.

Established in 2014, the Mandela Washington Fellowship has brought nearly 5,100 young leaders from every country in Sub-Saharan Africa to the United States for academic and leadership training.

The Fellows, between the ages of 25 and 35, are accomplished innovators and leaders in their communities and countries.

Nigeria is the largest contributor of the MWF Fellows each year, so far.

Commenting on the significance of the MWF, Ambassador Leonard stated, “The United States is dedicated to investing in the next generation of young Nigerian leaders reinforcing the strong partnership between both nations.  The vision, courage, and drive to innovate of Mandela Washington Fellows will help shape the future of Nigeria for many generations to come.”

The 56 Nigerian MWF fellows announced by the US Mission for 2022 are:

 First NameLast NameTrack
AbidemiOjoLeadership in Business
AbubakarIdrisLeadership in Public Management
AhmadAbdulsamadLeadership in Public Management
AishaYahayaLeadership in Civic Engagement
AkintundeBabatundeLeadership in Civic Engagement
AlexisAdeluLeadership in Civic Engagement
AlkaliJonahLeadership in Civic Engagement
AnointedRichesLeadership in Public Management
AssuranceChinemerem-AyilaraLeadership in Civic Engagement
BabajideOluwaseLeadership in Business
BlessingBashirLeadership in Business
ChidiogoOdunukweLeadership in Public Management
ChinemeremJonathanLeadership in Business
CollinsObiLeadership in Public Management
DanielOladojaLeadership in Public Management
DavidEffiongLeadership in Civic Engagement
DorcasElishaLeadership in Civic Engagement
EbereOkonkwoLeadership in Business
EstherBalamiLeadership in Public Management
EtienoUdohLeadership in Public Management
FredaAnyanwuLeadership in Business
GabrielBell-GamLeadership in Public Management
HelenOkotieLeadership in Civic Engagement
IfelolaOlaleyeLeadership in Business
IkennaOgbudimkpaLeadership in Civic Engagement
ImmaculateNwajaguLeadership in Business
KedeiIbiangLeadership in Civic Engagement
Kurutsi TabkiJoshuaLeadership in Public Management
MayokunIyaomolereLeadership in Civic Engagement
MohammedSalmanLeadership in Civic Engagement
MoshoodSanniLeadership in Business
Mukhtar MaigamoGarbaLeadership in Public Management
NaimaUsmanLeadership in Public Management
NnaemekaNwejeLeadership in Business
OlajumokeAdedejiLeadership in Business
OlaoluwaBalogunLeadership in Business
OlufunmilolaKehindeLeadership in Business
OluwatosinOkeLeadership in Public Management
OluwoleAdegbuleLeadership in Public Management
OnyekachiKanuLeadership in Public Management
OritokeAlukoLeadership in Public Management
OsariemenOmoruyiLeadership in Civic Engagement
PearlUtukLeadership in Civic Engagement
RafiuLawalLeadership in Civic Engagement
RahilaIbrahimLeadership in Public Management
SamuelLawalLeadership in Business
SamuelOkerindeLeadership in Public Management
SophiaLawalLeadership in Public Management
StellaAjigeLeadership in Business
TemitopeOlatimehinLeadership in Business
TitilayoFalaiyeLeadership in Business
TracyOnabirekhanlenLeadership in Civic Engagement
YetundeAdeselukaLeadership in Civic Engagement
ZainabBalaLeadership in Civic Engagement
ZigwaiTagwaiLeadership in Civic Engagement
ZionObetenLeadership in Civic Engagement
AbdullahiAbdul-FatahLeadership in Civic Engagement
AbdulsalamAderibigbeLeadership in Business
AmarachiKalu IgweLeadership in Civic Engagement
AminaAbubakarLeadership in Civic Engagement
ChekwubeIheanachoLeadership in Civic Engagement
ChimaAmadiLeadership in Business
ChisomNwankwoLeadership in Public Management

 

 

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