These are great times for Nigeria and its young people across the country. The recent celebration and award ceremony of six (6) notable youths (who are all under 40 years) have buoyed the spirit of the rest. Thanks to initiatives like the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) and solicitous characters like Abiodun Richard Oshinibosi (Project Marshall and CEO of Abelinis Ltd), the young people of Nigeria have more than just their dreams to encourage them.
The RYLA recently sparked young people’s interests across the country when it awarded 6 Nigerian under-40 youths for their pursuits and achievements in different fields of endeavour. Challenging the irony of celebrating youths as ‘leaders of tomorrow’ but never letting them assume Captain roles, the RYLA Prize of Honour has promoted these awardees as paragons of youth and industry to be admired and emulated.
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Yreka Rotary donates four benches at Upper Greenhorn Park
Submitted by the Rotary Club of Yreka
The past year has been difficult for not only individuals and small businesses but also civic organizations. Yet through these trying times, the Rotary Club of Yreka has continued to honor its commitment to serving community needs.
Four new concrete picnic tables were recently delivered to Upper Greenhorn Park in February, replacing several tables that were beyond repair. The Rotary Club of Yreka purchased the new tables at a cost of $1,000 each, and they meet ADA standards. This project started last summer when the club meetings were moved outdoors to Greenhorn Park to enable the club to meet the new “social distancing” requirements mandated by the State of California.
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Local students attend Camp RYLA
The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) Camp was held recently at the University of Minnesota-Crookston. Each camper is sponsored by their local Rotary club and this year there were 149 RYLA campers that were sponsored by 57 Rotary Internationa. Written By: pinejournal Administrator | ×
Cloquet students (from left) Sarah Bisel, Lily Pirila, George Stein, Darin Davidson, Aleesha Slattengren, sponsored by the Cloquet Rotary, and facilitator Erika Olson attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) Camp recently. Contributed Photo
The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) Camp was held recently at the University of Minnesota-Crookston. Each camper is sponsored by their local Rotary club and this year there were 149 RYLA campers that were sponsored by 57 Rotary International Clubs from District 5580. Local students Lily Pirila, Aleesha Slattengren, Sarah Bisel, George Stein and Darin Davidson were sponsored by the
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