CVL HOLDS 21ST ANNUAL LECTURE AND SYMPOSIUM IN LAGOS

The discourse at the Center for Values in Leadership (CVL) is currently immersed in deliberations surrounding
 skill-centric entrepreneurship, democratic principles, legitimacy, and governance. These topics take precedence
at the 21st Annual Lecture and Symposium hosted by CVL, coinciding with the commemoration of the 68th birthday
 of its founder, esteemed political economist Professor Pat Utomi.

Situated in Lagos, South-West Nigeria, the two-day symposium serves as a platform for in-depth exploration
and analysis of critical issues shaping the socio-economic and political landscape.

The gathering convenes a diverse array of thought leaders, policymakers, scholars, and practitioners to
engage in robust exchanges, share insights, and propose innovative solutions to pressing societal challenges.
With a focus on fostering ethical leadership, fostering entrepreneurial spirit, and advancing democratic ideals,
 the symposium underscores the importance of values-driven governance in achieving sustainable development and
inclusive prosperity.

The discourse at the symposium delves into multifaceted dimensions of contemporary issues, exploring the
intricate interplay between entrepreneurship, governance structures, and democratic principles. Participants
 critically analyze the evolving landscape of leadership, emphasizing the imperative of nurturing skilled
entrepreneurs who can drive economic growth, promote social equity, and uphold democratic values.