PRINCE KAYODE OLAIDE UNVEILS VISIONARY INITIATIVES DURING INTERVIEW SESSION WITH INN-HOUSE ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

Prince Kayode Olaide, a distinguished Educationist, Economist and Founder of the Ikorodu Division Development Initiative (IDDI) and IBILE Diaspora Development Initiative shared his transformative vision for the future on INN-HOUSE WhatsApp group on the 10th of January 2024.

The interview began with a warm welcome to Prince Kayode Olaide, currently residing in Canada but deeply rooted in his Ikorodu heritage.

As the mastermind behind IDDI and IBILE Diaspora Development Initiative, Prince Kayode outlined his commitment to fostering capacity development among Nigerian youth, with a primary focus on Lagos State.

Prince Kayode shed light on the IBILE Diaspora Development Initiative, emphasizing its emphasis on educational programs, skill acquisition, entrepreneurship, and leadership training.

The initiative seeks to bridge the gap between Lagosians in the diaspora and those at home, contributing significantly to the development of the younger generation in Lagos.

Delving into the specifics of IDDI, Prince Kayode clarified its role as a pivotal subgroup under IBILE DDI, strategically positioned to drive the overarching development initiative.

He expressed a dedicated commitment to Ikorodu, signalling a shift in attention to the local government area of his origin.

Operational details were unveiled during the interview, with Prince Kayode assuring the INN-HOUSE group that IDDI would commence its activities upon completion of registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).

Volunteers, primarily his protégés, have already joined the cause, ready to contribute to the initiative.

Responding to queries about collaboration with local governments, Prince Kayode stressed a goal-driven approach, aiming to support government efforts without creating financial burdens.

This collaborative strategy is designed to create an enabling environment for effective partnership.

The interview also touched upon Prince Kayode’s engagement in supporting stranded Nigerians in Canada, following the visit of NIDCOM Boss, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa.

He highlighted the collaborative efforts between the Nigerian community in Ontario and various levels of government to address the needs of asylum seekers, focusing on practical solutions.

As the session concluded, Prince Kayode shared that IDDI’s operations would commence once the registration process with CAC is finalized.

The INN-HOUSE group expressed gratitude to Prince Kayode Olaide for sharing his visionary initiatives, expressing eager anticipation for the positive impact these endeavours will have on the development of Ikorodu and Lagos State as a whole.