End of Year Retreat Program for Youth on Leadership.

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The End of Year retreat for Emerging Student Leadership  was held on the 21st and 22nd of December 2019 in the University of Abuja.

In view to build capacity for the Youth, CSI Peace Foundation facilitated a 2-days retreat for the Northern Nigeria Students Forum (Gamji), University of Abuja chapter which was themed “Effective leadership, a tool for sustainable future”











The retreat was moderated by the CSI Peace Foundation Chairman, Comrade Sanni Inuwa Baba, where Presidents of the Northern States Association and Parliamentarians were chaired by the President of Gamji,  Haruna Muhammad Haruna Pai and other elected members of Gamji.

Dr. Gali Sherif of political Science in the University of Abuja was also present to motivate the new leadership of Gamji and also energized the members to do their best in a united front.

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