NIPR Urges Young Leaders To Imbibe Good Reputation, Personal Integrity
NIPR’s President stated that the Fellows-in-training have much to offer the nation adding that the NIPR will organize a compressed masterclass for the fourth cohort to certify them as professional public relations practitioners
The President and Chairman of the Council of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), Dr. Ike Neliaku, has urged the Fellows-in-training of the third cohort of the Legislative Mentorship Initiative (LMI) to embrace integrity, hard work, and a positive attitude, which he emphasized as the three essential elements for building a good reputation.
Dr. Neliaku delivered this message during the graduation ceremony in Abuja, where he called on the young Fellows to prioritize honesty in all their endeavors, stating that it is a crucial tool for their future success.
Additionally, he encouraged them to strive for excellence, innovation, and a strong commitment to build a reputable and respected profile in society.
“There are three essential elements in building your reputation. First is integrity, but integrity is not enough, though it is a must-have content. The second is hard work and then the third is attitude. Your attitude must be right and when you put all of these together, one other key that you need is honesty”, the NIPR boss stated.
While acknowledging that life is difficult in the country at the moment, Dr. Neliaku challenged the youths to confront situations and make the best of opportunities at their disposal.
“Life is for those who confront situations. Don’t be a duck, be an eagle that is desirous to soar no matter the situation. That is what you owe yourselves and it is a choice you must make”, he remarked.
He also commended the founder of LMI, Chief of Staff to the President, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila for the initiative of training young leaders for national service.
NIPR’s President stated that the Fellows-in-training have much to offer the nation adding that the NIPR will organize a compressed masterclass for the fourth cohort to certify them as professional public relations practitioners. …Continue Reading
