The Chief Executive Officer, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria, IHVN, Professor Patrick Sunday Dakum, has commended Pyem Students under their umbrella body, Pyam Students Association of Nigeria, PSAN, for their efforts in attempting to sustain their tribe’s culture and values which like other tribes’ are fast eroding; and also called on them as tomorrow’s leaders to set a vision for the kind of country they wish to have.
Represented by his Media Consultant, Shabul Mazadu, Today December 28, 2024, at PSAN fundraising event for the completion of the abandoned Entrepreneurship Center project, originally initiated by the Takalis Dandaura Administration in 2014 in Gindiri, Dakum acknowledged the efforts of Kamal Maidawa’s leadership in advancing a project poised to make a significant impact on both students and the broader community once finalized.
Dakum urged PSAN to uphold core values and ethical standards in their disposition and community-building initiatives and in establishing lasting legacies. And that being leaders of tomorrow, the journeys starts now from the little they do. Dakum who is well-regarded for his dedication to hard work, robust support systems, and focus on human and capacity building for empowerment, reminded the students of their roles as future leaders.
He emphasized the importance of avoiding negative behaviors that could undermine their dreams and the creation of long-lasting legacies; and cautioned them against the dangers of societal division instigated by those seeking to disrupt families and communities.
Highlighting the historic and celebrated unity of the Pyam people, which serves as an example of hospitality and accommodation, Dr. Dakum stressed vigilance against divisions based on clan, political party, religion, or village.
He emphasized that sustainable development can only occur in a climate of peace and urged PSAN to champion unity and progress.
Finally, Dakum generously doled out his support for the construction of the Entrepreneurship Center.
Fatan Alheri Media Live Report