NAPS Senate Arm Declares Eagle Autos Reliable Partner in Youth Development

NAPS Senate Arm Declares Eagle Autos  Reliable Partner in Youth Development






By

Omowumi  Hannah





The Senate Arm of the National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) on Thursday paid a courtesy visit to Eagle Autos in Ibadan and passed a vote of confidence on the Autos brand for its remarkable contributions to students, youth development, and entrepreneurship in Nigeria.

The NAPS Senate leadership commended Eagle Autos for its outstanding entrepreneurship acumen, mentorship initiatives, and continuous empowerment opportunities provided to Nigerian students, particularly those in the polytechnic system. 

The association's Clerk, Comrade Jimoh Ibrahim, noted that Eagle Autos is a beacon of inspiration to young people aspiring to succeed in business and technical innovation.

The two parties discussed possible collaborations, including engaging Eagle Autos leadership as a speaker at the forthcoming NAPS "Beyond School Certificate" (BSC) programme. This partnership would further inspire polytechnic students and strengthen their resolve to embrace innovation, creativity, and self-reliance.

NAPS urged Nigerians to make Eagle Autos their number one choice for automobile services and solutions, describing the company as a household name built on trust, reliability, and unmatched quality.

The leadership of Eagle Autos warmly welcomed the NAPS delegation,led by Comrade Festus Oyewumi appreciated the recognition, and assured continued support for the empowerment of Nigerian youths through mentorship, technical exposure, and job-creation initiatives.

The visit occasioned mutual assurances of collaboration, as both parties reaffirmed their shared vision of youth empowerment, skills acquisition, and national development.

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