The Hallmarks of Labour Foundation (HLF) has marked its 29th anniversary with an awards ceremony recognising 13 outstanding Nigerians for their contributions to national development.
The event, held at Lagos Oriental Hotel, was led by the foundation’s chairman, Emeka Anyaoku. Also in attendance was a representative of Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
In her remarks, the HLF secretary urged Nigerians to remain optimistic about the country’s prospects, describing Nigeria as a country with significant human capital but facing challenges in values and discipline.
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The event featured Role Model Awards presented to 13 Nigerians across different fields. Benedict Oramah received the Outstanding International Icon award, while Yayale Ahmed was honoured for Excellence in Leadership and Good Governance.
Other recipients included Akinlolu Olujinmi, James Ogenyi Ogebe, Isaac Folorunsho Adewole, Friday Okonofua, Francisca Okeke, Adeyinka Falusi, Placid Njoku, Afe Babalola, Abel Idowu Olayinka, Kabiru Yusuf, and Oseyemi Olurotimi Akinbamijo.
Five late figures were also recognised posthumously, including Chinua Achebe, Kofi Annan, Nelson Mandela, Pius Okigbo, and Gani Fawehinmi.
The foundation said the awards are part of its efforts to promote leadership and excellence across sectors.
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