Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy

Brown bag series with the General Manager of Lagos state Parks and Gardens Agency, Mrs Adetoun Popoola. #LJLA #LateefJakandeLeadershipAcademy #LJLA2025Cohort

Our fellows convened at 'The Garden' in Ikoyi for their first Brown Bag Series, with the General Manager of the Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK), Mrs. Adetoun Popoola. The session offered valuable insights into LASPARK'S role in advancing the Greater Lagos Development Plan through sustainable practices and enhancing the state's aesthetics. Mrs. Popoola detailed the agency's key objectives, including tackling climate change through tree planting, beautifying the city, and developing public parks and gardens for the benefit of Lagos residents. She emphasized the importance of collaboration, effective stakeholder management, and consistently upholding standards of excellence. Additionally, she encouraged the Fellows to think creatively and develop innovative solutions to address societal challenges, thereby becoming valuable contributors in the process. #LJLA #LateefJakandeLeadershipAcademy #LJLA2025Cohort

During her feature on the show ‘Your Side Mirror’ airing on Lagos Traffic Radio 96.1FM, the Executive Secretary of LJLA, Mrs. Ayisat Agbaje-Okunade, spoke extensively on the importance of responsible and active citizenship. She emphasised that leadership begins within one’s sphere of influence, urging everyone to embrace a mindset of responsibility in their daily lives. According to her, when individuals understand the impact of their actions, they can contribute more meaningfully to societal growth and development. She further highlighted LJLA’s dedication to grooming young, change-oriented individuals who are not only skilled but also passionate about driving positive change. Through a holistic approach to leadership development, LJLA is focused on instilling values that encourage ethical decision-making and proactive engagement in community and national matters. Mrs. Agbaje-Okunade concluded by charging Nigerians to take an active role in shaping the future, underscoring the power of collective responsibility in building a greater Lagos and a stronger nation. LJLA remains committed to grooming leaders who are equipped to lead by example and inspire change wherever they find themselves. Ayisat Agbaje

Set your reminders! ⏰ The Executive Secretary of Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy (LJLA), Mrs. Ayisat Agbaje-Okunade, will be live on Lagos Traffic Radio 96.1 FM Tomorrow at 9:00AM, where She will be sharing insights on the topic “Building Capacity for Leadership in Nigeria – The Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy Model”. Ayisat Agbaje

Tune in to the Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy(LJLA) Radio show *"Greater Lagos Insights"* on Eko 89.7 FM! TODAY, Thursday, October 24th, 2024, at 6:30 PM for an enlightening episode, as we welcome Aishat Salami, a Fellow of the Academy. Get ready for an engaging discussion, as she share her experience in the Academy, as well as insights on driving change, embracing challenges, and shaping a brighter future. Don't miss it! #LJLA #LateefJakandeLeadershipAcademy #LJLA2025Cohort Aishat Salami

As part of the celebrations marking the Lagos State Public Service Week organised by the Office of the Head of Service, the Executive Secretary of LJLA, Mrs. Ayisat Agbaje-Okunade, contributed her voice to the panel discussion on “Breaking Barriers: Public Service Strategies for Inclusive Development”. Addressing the audience, she underscored the vital role of youth empowerment in transforming the Lagos State Public Service. “By actively involving young people in decision-making, supporting their innovative ideas, and fostering a growth mindset, we can break down the barriers that hinder progress” she added. Mrs. Agbaje-Okunade called for continuous learning and adaptability within the public service, urging public servants to embrace change and prioritise inclusivity in service delivery. As Lagos continues its journey towards sustainable development, nurturing the potential of the next generation is crucial to creating a resilient and responsive public sector. #lateefjakandeleadershipacademy Ayisat Agbaje

The Executive Secretary of LJLA, Mrs. Ayisat Agbaje-Okunade, led a management meeting with staff to provide clear direction and unify efforts. The session aimed to reinforce a culture of continuous growth and adaptability, focusing on enhancing the academy’s programs, expanding its impact, and upholding a standard of excellence across all activities. More than just a routine agenda-setting exercise, the meeting set a strategic tone for the week and helped shape the academy’s priorities for the coming weeks. Key discussions centered on aligning departmental goals with the academy’s overarching mission and outlining practical steps to advance upcoming initiatives. Mrs. Agbaje-Okunade guided the meeting through in-depth discussions, setting realistic, measurable goals, examining resource allocation, and making pivotal decisions to drive the academy’s progress.

Leadership goes beyond authority; it is about unlocking the hidden potential within individuals and guiding them toward growth and excellence. By inspiring others to aim higher and achieve more, true leaders cultivate an environment where people can transform into the best versions of themselves. This commitment to developing others creates lasting impact, shaping a future defined by collective progress and success. #LJLA #LateefJakandeLeadershipAcademy #humansofljla #LJLA2025Cohort

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Tune in to the Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy(LJLA) Radio show "GREATER LAGOS INSIGHTS" on Eko 89.7 FM! TODAY, Thursday, 17th October , 2024, at 6:30 PM for an enlightening episode, as we welcome SEYI OLADELE and STEPHEN OKEOWO ,two esteemed Fellows of the Academy. Get ready for an engaging discussion, as they share their experience in the Academy, as well as insights on driving change, embracing challenges, and shaping a brighter future. Don't miss it! #LJLA #LateefJakandeLeadershipAcademy #LJLA2025Cohort Stephen Okeowo