JCI Nigeria 2025 Leadership unveils ELV8 flagship projects, driving sustainable impact through strategic pillars in leadership, innovation, and community growth.
Junior Chamber International (JCI) Nigeria’s 2025 leadership, under the presidency of Oluwatoyin Atanda, has launched eight flagship projects aligned with its ELV8 theme. The announcement came during a press conference held on January 5, 2025, at the Radisson Hotel, Ikeja GRA.
These initiatives reflect JCI Nigeria’s commitment to tri-sector leadership and the strategic pillars of the ELV8 philosophy. The flagship projects—spanning the Ten Outstanding Young Person Programme (TOYP), Creative Young Entrepreneur (CPE), Training Institute, Conferences, Partnerships, Memberships, Brand and Communications, and the National Secretariat—aim to elevate JCI’s influence in Nigeria.
Each project will have a dedicated team responsible for planning, execution, and evaluation. Transparency and accountability will be ensured through performance metrics and feedback from members and stakeholders.
President Oluwatoyin Atanda highlighted the ELV8 theme as a testament to JCI Nigeria’s transformation and dedication to creating a lasting impact. She said, “The ELV8 flagship projects will redefine leadership in Nigeria, fostering collaboration and sustainability for our members and communities.”
The 2025 JCI Nigeria Executive team includes Sandra Ekene Efemuaye (Immediate Past President), Segun Omotosho (General Legal Counsel), Yetunde Adebisi (Treasurer), and other regional vice presidents.
JCI Nigeria’s ELV8 projects aim to strengthen its legacy as a youth-driven organisation pioneering innovative and sustainable leadership solutions.
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