By Julius Peter, Abuja
Dr Kayode Femi has been honoured with an Ambassadorial Award by the Aso Association of Public Policy Makers and Entrepreneurs in Nigeria (APPMEN) and Content Creators, in recognition of his commitment, hard work and contributions to humanity and national development.
The award was presented during the investiture of the Grand Patron and the unveiling of the Nigeria Leadership We Want Ambassadors, held as part of the 2026 conference organised by the group.
The conference had the theme, “Vision and Purpose,” while the sub-theme focused on “Practical Steps to Recover Monies Currently Outstanding or Services Not Paid For by Key Global Platforms.”
Speaking after receiving the award, Dr Femi expressed appreciation to the organisers for recognising his efforts and contributions to society.
He described the honour as a motivation to intensify his commitment to activities aimed at contributing positively to humanity and the development of Nigeria.
According to him, the recognition would not make him complacent but would rather encourage him to do more.
“This award is for commitment and hard work. I will double what I have been doing before. I will continue to do more for humanity and Nigeria,” he said.
Dr Femi also commended the organisers for what he described as a great initiative, noting that bringing together stakeholders from different sectors provided an important platform for dialogue, networking and the promotion of leadership values.
He said the recognition had further strengthened his resolve to remain committed to activities that would have positive impacts on the society.
The event attracted stakeholders from different sectors, including traditional rulers, professionals, entrepreneurs, policy advocates, content creators and other individuals with interests in leadership and national development.
The gathering provided an avenue for participants to exchange ideas on leadership, accountability, economic development and practical approaches to addressing challenges affecting individuals, businesses and institutions.
The focus on recovering monies outstanding or payments due from major global platforms also underscored the need for stronger awareness, effective engagement and practical mechanisms for individuals and businesses seeking to recover legitimate financial claims.
The organisers said the recognition of individuals as Nigeria Leadership We Want Ambassadors was part of efforts to encourage people who have demonstrated commitment to positive values, service and national development.
The investiture and conference therefore served not only as an avenue for celebrating individuals who have distinguished themselves but also as a platform for promoting a culture of responsible leadership and purposeful service.
The presence of traditional rulers and professionals from various fields further highlighted the broad interest in the initiative and the importance of collaboration among different segments of society in advancing Nigeria’s development.
For Dr Femi, the award represents a renewed call to service, with a commitment to increase his efforts towards supporting humanity and contributing to the progress of Nigeria.
