Winner of the Personal Mission Statement Challenge


In our last class Career Planning 103, we took our participants through on how to create a Personal Mission Statement and part of the requirements is to enter a personal mission statement challenge. 

We had four entries for the challenge and we are pleased to announce the winner. 



Congratulations Barakat Adepeju for winning the Personal Mission Statement Challenge. 

Here is her mission statement; 

"To see a corrupt free Nigeria and a situation where vices are reduced to its minimal through counseling and mentoring young leaders." (Adepeju Barakat)

At KLCA, we are committed to building and liberating young leaders in the society. 

KLCA liberating the leader in you.

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