Tinubu Appoints Rinsola Abiola as DG of Citizenship & Leadership Training Centre, Honoring MKO’s Legacy
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Ms. Rinsola Abiola, daughter of the late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola, as the new Director-General of the Citizenship and Leadership Training Centre (CLTC).
Announced by Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga on Monday, the move underscores Tinubu’s push to strengthen leadership development and civic education nationwide.
Rinsola, an expert in strategic communication and government relations, previously served as Senior Special Assistant to the President. Her new role at the Abuja-based CLTC — dedicated to patriotism, leadership skills, and civic responsibility — carries symbolic weight, honoring her father’s legacy as the acclaimed winner of the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election and a champion of Nigeria’s democracy.
In the same announcement, Tinubu appointed Nasir Bala Aminu Ja’oji as Senior Special Assistant on Citizenship and Leadership. Ja’oji, a known youth and women’s empowerment advocate, brings experience as a former Special Adviser on Mobilisation to the Kano State Governor.
The duo is tasked with advancing the CLTC’s mission to promote national unity and leadership excellence. While many praise Abiola’s qualifications and pedigree, critics raise concerns over possible nepotism in political appointments. The Presidency insists the choice was based purely on competence and a proven track record.
Stakeholders now look to Rinsola’s leadership to revitalize the CLTC, expand youth programs, and strengthen civic engagement across Nigeria.
#TinubuAppointments #RinsolaAbiola #MKOAbiolaLegacy #NigeriaLeadership #CivicEducation
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Ms. Rinsola Abiola, daughter of the late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola, as the new Director-General of the Citizenship and Leadership Training Centre (CLTC).
Announced by Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga on Monday, the move underscores Tinubu’s push to strengthen leadership development and civic education nationwide.
Rinsola, an expert in strategic communication and government relations, previously served as Senior Special Assistant to the President. Her new role at the Abuja-based CLTC — dedicated to patriotism, leadership skills, and civic responsibility — carries symbolic weight, honoring her father’s legacy as the acclaimed winner of the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election and a champion of Nigeria’s democracy.
In the same announcement, Tinubu appointed Nasir Bala Aminu Ja’oji as Senior Special Assistant on Citizenship and Leadership. Ja’oji, a known youth and women’s empowerment advocate, brings experience as a former Special Adviser on Mobilisation to the Kano State Governor.
The duo is tasked with advancing the CLTC’s mission to promote national unity and leadership excellence. While many praise Abiola’s qualifications and pedigree, critics raise concerns over possible nepotism in political appointments. The Presidency insists the choice was based purely on competence and a proven track record.
Stakeholders now look to Rinsola’s leadership to revitalize the CLTC, expand youth programs, and strengthen civic engagement across Nigeria.
#TinubuAppointments #RinsolaAbiola #MKOAbiolaLegacy #NigeriaLeadership #CivicEducation
Tinubu Appoints Rinsola Abiola as DG of Citizenship & Leadership Training Centre, Honoring MKO’s Legacy
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Ms. Rinsola Abiola, daughter of the late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola, as the new Director-General of the Citizenship and Leadership Training Centre (CLTC).
Announced by Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga on Monday, the move underscores Tinubu’s push to strengthen leadership development and civic education nationwide.
Rinsola, an expert in strategic communication and government relations, previously served as Senior Special Assistant to the President. Her new role at the Abuja-based CLTC — dedicated to patriotism, leadership skills, and civic responsibility — carries symbolic weight, honoring her father’s legacy as the acclaimed winner of the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election and a champion of Nigeria’s democracy.
In the same announcement, Tinubu appointed Nasir Bala Aminu Ja’oji as Senior Special Assistant on Citizenship and Leadership. Ja’oji, a known youth and women’s empowerment advocate, brings experience as a former Special Adviser on Mobilisation to the Kano State Governor.
The duo is tasked with advancing the CLTC’s mission to promote national unity and leadership excellence. While many praise Abiola’s qualifications and pedigree, critics raise concerns over possible nepotism in political appointments. The Presidency insists the choice was based purely on competence and a proven track record.
Stakeholders now look to Rinsola’s leadership to revitalize the CLTC, expand youth programs, and strengthen civic engagement across Nigeria.
#TinubuAppointments #RinsolaAbiola #MKOAbiolaLegacy #NigeriaLeadership #CivicEducation
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