Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 Edition:
... ADAMS MOMOH Reporting Live from Abuja Nigeria
The famous awards event organizers for Nigeria's democracy called FDN have hosted the prestigious Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 edition live in Abuja, Nigeria's capital city.
The event, which brought together prominent individuals from various political parties, honored outstanding personalities who played significant roles in promoting democracy in Nigeria between 2023 and 2024.
The ceremony was a grand affair, with winners from different regions of Nigeria, including the North, South, East, and West.
The event was attended by prominent figures, including senators, representatives, state governors, diplomats, and business leaders.
The red carpet reception was a highlight of the evening, providing attendees with an opportunity to socialize with the who's who of Nigerian society.
Barrister Seyi Bola Tinbu, son of President Bola Tinbu, was among the award winners recognized for his efforts in promoting good governance and quality leadership in Nigeria so far with his philanthropic character displayed around the nation.
The award citation praised his tireless efforts in selling Nigeria to the world as a beacon of good governance and leadership.
The Democracy Heroes Awards is a world-class event that brings together the best personalities to celebrate democrats and their activities in a grand style.
The event was founded by Mr. Olufunsho Alexander Ajagbonna a.k.a King Fajag, a young and ambitious event CEO with years of experience in organizing high-profile events.
In an exclusive interview with our correspondent, Mr. Olufunsho expressed his delight with the success of the 2025 edition, citing the caliber of persons who received awards and the high level of expectations from the public.
He emphasized that the Democracy Heroes Awards is unique, as it is presented to only qualified elements of democracy, and the final decision on who wins a category is based on public voting.
The Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 edition serves as a reminder of the importance of good leadership in promoting democracy and development.
As Nigerians, we must celebrate individuals who have made significant contributions to our democratic journey and encourage others to follow in their footsteps.
By doing so, we can build a brighter future for ourselves and future generations.
The Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 edition, held in Abuja, Nigeria, recognized outstanding individuals who contributed significantly to promoting democracy in Nigeria.
Apart from Barrister Seyi Bola Tinubu who was nominated and won, some other notable winners include:
- LUCKY AIYEDATIWA: Most Proactive Governor of the Year for his people-oriented programs and proactive governance approach
- UBA SANI: Best Performing Governor of the Year for extensive infrastructure rollout and inclusive development in Kaduna State
- SHERIFF OBOREVWORI: Most Prolific Governor of the Year for visible initiatives across Delta's sectors:
- SENATOR NED NWOKO: Best Performing Senator of the Year for his impactful legislative work, people-focused bills, and visible contributions
- International Figures:
- KARISHMA PELHAM-RAAD: African Young Icon in Public Service of the Year for her exceptional leadership, integrity, and service to the continent
- DUMA GIDEON BOKO: President of Botswana, recognized for his contributions to democratic governance
Other notable awardees:
- GOODLUCK JONATHAN: Former Nigerian President, honored for his historic 2015 election concession that enabled a peaceful transition to an opposition government
- NYESOM WIKE: Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, recognized for his transformative leadership and current role in overseeing development in the nation's capital
- OPEYEMI BAMIDELE: Senate Majority Leader, honored for his contributions to democratic governance
The awards ceremony, themed "Legacy of Leadership: Powering Africa's Future," aims to inspire transformational leadership and recognize individuals who have made significant impacts in advancing democracy, good governance, and sustainable development.
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