4 Nigerians Awarded By Queen of England.

On June 22, Monday, four Nigerians will get the inaugural Queen's Young Leaders Awards at the United Kingdom's Buckingham Palace.

The Punch reports that Queen Elizabeth II will present honors to Isaiah Owolabi, Kelvin Ogholi, Nkechikwu Azinge and Oladipupo Ajiroba.

As per an announcement made by the Queen's Young Leaders (QYL), aside from the four recipients from Nigeria, Canada, India, Cameroon and South Africa have three champs each.



The recompense victors are being recognize by the Queen of England for bringing issues to light and motivating change on a mixture of diverse issues including instruction, sex uniformity, psychological wellness and incapacity fairness.

"We are all that much anticipating respecting the first Queen's Young Leaders to London on the 22nd (of June). It will be such an honor to witness these extraordinary youngsters accepting their honors from Her Majesty the Queen for their amazing work in their nations and over the Commonwealth," Astrid Bonfield, the official of the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust, said

One of the recipients, Isaiah Owolabi is a prime supporter of Hacey's Health Initiative.

On June 17, talking with writers amid a kindness visit by the British High Commission, he focused on that the honor set extraordinary obligations on him.

"The achievement is aggregate. I am upbeat furthermore astonished by the honor. I see the recompense as a greater obligation and a chance to further effect on the life of others. This grant will give required help to our endeavors at the HHI to keep on captivating general society and private segments and the individuals on the need to give careful consideration to wellbeing, ladies and young ladies issues in the general public," he said.

Prior to the official meeting with the UK ruler at the castle, the victors will likewise visit the UK Prime Minister, David Cameron, the UK home office of Twitter and the British Broadcasting Corporation.