The Presidency has applauded Osasere Okundaye, the 16 year old Nigerian student who recently made history by becoming one of the country’s youngest chartered accountants The remarkable achievement has continued to attract national recognition, with government officials describing it as a symbol of the extraordinary potential of Nigerian youths
In a statement issued in Abuja, the Presidency said Okundaye’s success proves that age is not a limitation to greatness His accomplishment has become an inspiration to students across Nigeria, encouraging them to pursue academic excellence, professional success, and ambitious goals with confidence
Presidency Congratulates Osasere Okundaye
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Student Engagement, Hon. Sunday Asefon, congratulated the young accountant on reaching the historic milestone while still pursuing his education
According to Asefon, Okundaye’s success reflects exceptional discipline, resilience, and determination, qualities that have earned him national recognition and positioned him as a role model for young Nigerians
He noted that the achievement demonstrates the limitless possibilities available to Nigerian students who remain committed to their goals
Achievement Inspires Nigerian Students
The presidential aide said Okundaye’s accomplishment should encourage millions of students across the country to believe in their abilities and pursue excellence without allowing age or circumstances to limit their ambitions
He added that with hard work, determination, and access to opportunities, Nigerian youths can compete successfully on both national and global stages
Call to Mentor the Next Generation
Asefon encouraged the 16 year old chartered accountant to remain focused on his academic and professional development
He also urged him to use his inspiring success story to mentor other young Nigerians, helping them build confidence and strive for excellence in their educational and career pursuits
A Milestone That Reflects Nigeria’s Youth Potential
Officials expressed optimism that his success would motivate more students to work hard, embrace discipline, and contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s future development
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