Dokubo, Iluyomade, Charly Boy, Others To Be Honored At 2024 ‘Storyteller’ Awards
The distinguished StoryTeller Awards, established to recognize individuals and corporations exemplifying excellence and inspiring positive change, joyfully has unveiled the esteemed recipients of its 2024 accolades.
Under the theme “Icons for New Nigeria,” this year’s awards seek to pay tribute to extraordinary individuals whose remarkable contributions to their communities inspire a brighter future.
Among the luminaries selected for their outstanding achievements are:
Alhaji Asari Dokubo, named Man of the Year, Aare Dele Momodu, acknowledged as The Truth Seeker, Biodun Ponnle, acclaimed as an Outstanding Grassroots Developer, Charles Oputa, the distinguished artist and activist, celebrated as the Champion of The Masses, and Mr. Tex Egbedi, honored with the Fashion N’ Style Connoisseur Award.
Others are Dr. Kayode Ajulo, recipient of the Pathfinder for Social Justice Award, Olamide, recognized for outstanding mentorship in the music industry, and Dr. Siju Iluyomade hailed as the Humanitarian of the Year.
Initiated by the visionary Al Humphrey Onyanabo, also known as the StoryTeller, these awards emphasize the pressing need for new heroes and role models in Nigeria.
Onyanabo highlighted the importance of individuals, irrespective of their background or status, who exhibit an unwavering commitment to truth and prioritize the needs of the majority, even at great personal risk.
“We are delighted to honor these exceptional Nigerians who have prioritized the betterment of our beloved nation,” expressed Onyanabo.
“Their outstanding accomplishments and dedication to the truth have helped forge a path toward a brighter future for Nigeria. We hope their stories inspire and motivate others to continue the quest for positive change.”
The Story Teller Awards commend these exceptional heroes for their invaluable contributions to society.
Their commitment to fostering grassroots development, championing social justice, fashion and style, music mentorship, and humanitarian efforts has left an indelible mark on Nigerian society.
