A non-governmental organisation (NGO), Future Africa Leaders Foundation (FALF), has unveiled the 2025 Future Africa Leaders Award (FALA) winners and ambassadors.
It said African youths should not be regarded as mere tomorrow’s leaders, but also as today’s leaders building a better future for themselves.
The event, the foundation said, was meant to advance its commitment to identifying, nurturing and empowering young African leaders making positive impacts in their communities.
The awardees were publicly presented in Lagos, spotlighting youth-driven solutions shaping the continent’s future.
The unveiling ceremony, held at the Marriott Hotel, Ikeja, brought together development advocates, civil society leaders and the media to celebrate 10 outstanding young Africans whose projects cut across agriculture, education, health, technology, advocacy and humanitarian service.
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Organised by FALF and supported by the Chris Oyakhilome Foundation International (COFI), the event underscored the growing role of young people in redefining Africa’s development narrative.
Addressing reporters at the event, a member of Loveworld Inc.’s Central Executive Council and Anchor of FALA, Pastor Tuoyo Temisan, said the award was designed to recognise measurable impact, not popularity.
“We do not just look at hometown impact. Some of these young people have carried out projects across multiple countries and in diverse sectors.
“Many of them are not defined by a single project but by sustained, year-long interventions,” he said.
Since its inception 13 years ago, FALA has produced winners from 33 African countries, offering what organisers described as a platform for global recognition, policy engagement and leadership development.
