Tony Elumelu, Chairman of Heirs Holdings and United Bank for Africa, has urged young Africans to adopt ambition, discipline, and hard work, emphasizing that the continent's future relies on a generation ready to dream boldly and seize opportunities. He made these remarks at the Africa and Everywhere Festival in Lagos.

Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, has urged Nigerian youths to overcome humble beginnings and strive for excellence. According to Punch, he encouraged young people to rise above their limitations, citing his own personal journey as an example of what determination and hard work can achieve regardless of background.

Uganda's Inspector General of Government, Lady Justice Naluzze Aisha Batala, has reaffirmed the Inspectorate of Government's commitment to strengthening Integrity Ambassadors Clubs in universities and other higher learning institutions across the country. According to Watchdog Uganda, she made the pledge while receiving representatives of the Bishop Stuart University Integrity Ambassadors Club, who paid a courtesy call on her. The initiative aims to promote integrity values among Uganda's youth through campus-based clubs.

Business executive and entrepreneur Lawal Garba visited his alma mater, Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, to address students on the importance of personal reputation. According to ThisDay Live, Garba told students that integrity, excellence and resilience remain critical values, describing one's reputation as their greatest capital. The visit formed part of an engagement with the university community aimed at inspiring students to uphold strong ethical standards in their academic and professional pursuits.

John Ololtuaa, the Secretary for Primary Education, has issued a stern warning to high school students involved in arson incidents, which have resulted in the deaths of 18 students and damaged many educational institutions in the country. He stated that the government is monitoring student behavior and that records of misconduct may be kept by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI). Ololtuaa described these incidents as unacceptable and urged students to abandon destructive behaviors in favor of patriotism.

During Uganda Christian University's 27th graduation ceremony, graduates were encouraged to prioritize integrity, faith, and excellence as they begin their professional careers. The university emphasized the importance of ethical leadership and the role of graduates as agents of positive change in society.