Global IMSU Alumni Chapter in Lagos Empowers Members with Leadership Training
Lagos State chapter of the Global Imo State University (IMSU) old students association organized a comprehensive leadership training program. The initiative, aimed at cultivating leadership qualities, reached its culmination in a grand graduation ceremony and end-of-year party held in Ikeja, Lagos, yesterday.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a bid to foster personal growth and unity among its members, the Lagos State chapter of the Global Imo State University (IMSU) old students association organized a comprehensive leadership training program. The initiative, aimed at cultivating leadership qualities, reached its culmination in a grand graduation ceremony and end-of-year party held in Ikeja, Lagos, yesterday.
Mr. Esinaulo Ugochukwu, Chairman of the Global IMSU Lagos Chapter, emphasized the association's commitment to contributing selflessly to the growth and stability of its members despite facing various challenges. The chapter, known for spearheading social and educational activities, stands as a beacon of unity with over 110 dedicated memberships.
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Ugochukwu highlighted the chapter's vibrant community, dedicated to fostering personal growth and advancing the esteemed alumni. He expressed pride in celebrating success, greatness, and outstanding achievements of its members, recognizing notable contributions in human development, community service, humanitarian efforts, and entrepreneurship.
Dr. Anayo Chukwunonye Uhiara, the National Global President of the alumni, acknowledged the association's role in opening avenues for quality membership and impact within the institution. He expressed intentions to leverage the foundation and wealth of experience the association has accumulated over the years.
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Chief Duru Ugochukwu, the Chairman of the occasion, commended the association as an emerging colossus that has positively impacted numerous lives. He credited the alumni's transformational approach to member development for repositioning the association.
Prince Ezeala Ferdinand Akano, Adviser to Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo state on Secondary Education Management Board (SEMB), expressed gratitude for the successful event. He commended the alumni for celebrating its achievements, emphasizing that leadership is about selfless service to humanity.
The training program reflects the commitment of Global IMSU to nurturing leadership qualities and fostering a strong sense of community among its members, ensuring their continued growth and success.
