Kwara Kiddies League congratulates Hairsense CEO Ahmad Lawal’s Recognition in Africa’s 100 Most Influential Young People

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The Board of the Kwara Kiddies League has celebrated the inclusion of one of the sponsors of the league, CEO of Hairsense Alhaji Ahmad Lawal inclusion in Africa’s 100 most influential young people in by the Pan-African youth leadership foundation.

This was contained in a statement signed by the Chief Operating Officer of the League, Ibrahim Jatto, on Tuesday.

The statement described the recognition as a testament to Alhaji Lawal’s remarkable success in business and leadership.

Jatto said “We are delighted to celebrate the outstanding achievements of Alhaji Ahmad Lawal who has contributed immensely to the development of the Kwara Kiddies league, which is one of its kind project in the whole of Africa”

While noting that the recognition complement the towering status of Alhaji Lawal as a role model for youths in excellence,he urged him not to relent on his oars in impacting lives positively.

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