Seun Fakorede, Commissioner for Youths And Sports Oyo State Bags The Future Awards Africa 2020 Prize For Good Governance


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Seun Fakorede, Commissioner for Youths And Sports Oyo State Bags The Future Awards Africa 2020 Prize For Good Governance 


ASIWAJU SEUN FAKOREDE BAGS THE FUTURE AWARDS AFRICA 2020 PRIZE FOR  GOVERNANCE


The Future Awards Africa, are a set of awards given by The Future Project, a social enterprise communications firm affiliated to Red Africa. The awards celebrate young people between the ages of 18 and 31, who have made outstanding achievement in the year under consideration.

Asiwaju Seun Fakorede is the current commisioner for youth and sports in Oyo State.
He has performed tremendously since he assumed the position.  

One key quality of all global achievers is that, they keep improving day after day. They set standards that they keep surpassing year after year. Asiwaju Seun Fakorede is a pure leader as Leaders with high esteem are high performers.

It is 15th year of this  Africa’s most prestigious award, The Future Awards Africa, Seun Fakorede is a Nigerian entrepreneur, speaker and politician. At 27, he became the youngest commissioner in Nigeria's history when he was appointed Commissioner for Youth and Sports in Oyo State in August 2019. 

Hon. Oluwaseun Temidayo Fakorede, professionally known as The Seun Fakorede, is a proactive, seasoned and dedicated professional with over ten years of experience providing comprehensive administrative, operational and managerial support to various organizations. Seun’s expertise lies in coordinating and leading administrative and operational functions for senior-level personnel and executives.

In August 2019, Seun was appointed as the Honorable Commissioner for Youth and Sports, by the executive Governor of Oyo State, Engr. Seyi Makinde. Furthermore, he firmly believes more African Millennials are going to lead a tremendous impact in the next few years of human history than ever before, and he is committed to raising more men to lead this vanguard.

A highly sought-after International Speaker and renowned Pan-African Leader, Seun is regularly booked to speak, facilitate workshops and deliver keynote speeches at notable high-profile events locally and Internationally. His passion and work have promoted leadership development and accountability for Millennials as critical indices to Africa’s development through seminars, conferences and other platforms.

An Engineer, Entrepreneur, Consultant and Author, Seun together with his fantastic team at Home Advantage Africa (HAA), the non-profit devoted to promoting local dominance and global stardom in Africa through digital storytelling and other sustainable development projects.

He won the The Future Awards Africa Prize for Governance in the year 2020. Other nominees are Adebusayo Olateru-Olagbegi and Jude Feranmi. This award is given to a technocrat who has made an outstanding

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