PAP Students to Hold One-Day Capacity Building Summit April 5

The National Association for Presidential Amnesty Students (NAPAS) Worldwide is set to host a transformative One-Day Mental Capacity Building Summit aimed at enhancing student productivity and bolstering human capital empowerment in the Niger Delta region. The event will take place at Michael and Cecilia Ibru University, Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli, Delta State – April 5, 2025 with sessions beginning promptly at 11 AM.

The summit would be chaired by Hon. Prince Ebitimi Amgbare, Managing Director of the Niger Delta Basin Development Authority (NDBDA), while chief host is Comr. Ebidouwei Messiah Myenpirigha.

The summit aimed to address pressing issues facing students and the broader community. The event will feature High Chief Dennis Otuaro, Ph.D. as father of the day. These personalities will share their insights and strategies on cultivating a productive mindset among students.

The focus of the summit aligns with the ongoing efforts in the Niger Delta to facilitate economic development through skill enhancement and personal growth. With the region’s history marked by economic challenges, events like this are critical in nurturing a generation equipped to drive positive change and innovation.

NAPAS has extended invitations to students, educators, and stakeholders within the region, encouraging participation and collaboration. For those interested in sponsorship or support for the summit, contact details have been provided: 08131626241 and 08063488864.

This summit represents not just a gathering, but a vital opportunity to empower students and strengthen their contributions to the economic landscape of the Niger Delta. As participants harness new skills and knowledge from the event, the vision of a more productive and economically resilient community becomes increasingly attainable.

Stay tuned for further updates on this pivotal event as the National Association for Presidential Amnesty Students continues to lead the way in student empowerment and development in the Niger Delta region.