Submitted by: Success Within International
Event Date: Friday, June 13, 2025
Venue: NECA House, Alausa, Ikeja
Theme: Leadership in a Digital Generation
Executive Summary
The iLEAD 2025 Conference, organized by Success Within International, was held on June 13, 2025, at NECA House, Ikeja.
The event focused on equipping young leaders with the mindset, communication skills, and problem-solving tools needed to lead intentionally in a fast-changing, digital-first world. Through an engaging lineup of speakers, panel discussions, leadership games, and a public speaking contest, students were challenged to see themselves as capable change agents within their schools and communities.
About the Organizers – Success Within International (SWI)
Success Within International is a youth-focused non-governmental organization committed to raising the next generation of intentional and values-driven leaders through education, mentorship, and leadership programs. Our work targets both in-school and out-of-school youth, providing platforms for leadership, innovation, and self-discovery.
Participation Overview
- Total Student Participants: 73
- State School Participants: 36
- School Staff: 5
Key Event Sessions
- Keynote Address: “From Digital Consumers to Change Makers” – delivered by Anita Anenih, BCG Consultant
- Spoken Word Performance: Seyi Boba, Project Manager & Voice Over Artist
- Panel Session: “Innovating Around Limited Resources”
- Busayo Atoro, Product Strategist, Credrails
- Henry Spiff Domo, Creative Director, WiiCreate
- Public Speaking Contest: 5 student representatives spoke on the theme “Leadership in Nigeria – The Way Forward”
Participating Schools
- Omole Senior Grammar School
- Opebi Senior High School
- Agidingbi Senior High School
- Baptist Model High School
- Unique Heights Senior School
- Chris College
- Great Cambridge High School
Highlights & Outcomes
- Students demonstrated improved confidence, leadership awareness, and collaboration skills.
- The event promoted cross-school peer interaction and community building.
- Schools expressed interest in future editions and extended partnership.
- Omole Senior Grammar represented by Adanna Alexandra came in third in the public Speaking competition session.
- Ehigiagbon Dorcas from Omole Senior Grammar School won an outstanding student award for taking the initiative to curate a talk on the theme of the conference and presented it confidently.
Support & Partnerships
The event was made possible through the support of private individuals, volunteer efforts, and sponsors such as:
- PMP-Hub
- Indomie
- Maltina
- Colgate
- The GamesMasters Entertainment Inc.
- The Nations Newspaper
- Tinc Group
- CML Photography & Videography
- Createen Media