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Presidency lauds Nigeria’s 16-year-old chartered accountant

The Presidency has congratulated 16-year-old student Osasere Okundaye on his historic achievement of becoming one of Nigeria’s youngest Chartered Accountants while still pursuing his education.

Senior Special Assistant to the President on Student Engagement, Ho. Sunday Asefon conveyed this in a statement on Monday in Abuja.

He described the feat as a shining example of excellence, resilience, and determination among Nigerian youths.

Asefon said Okundaye’s remarkable accomplishment demonstrates that age is not a barrier to success, noting that his dedication, discipline, and commitment to excellence have earned him a place in Nigeria’s history.

According to him, the achievement should serve as an inspiration to millions of Nigerian students to pursue academic and professional excellence with courage and determination.

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“Your accomplishment reflects the immense potential of Nigerian youths and reinforces our belief that with determination, hard work and the right opportunities, our students can compete and succeed on the global stage,” he said.

The presidential aide urged the young Chartered Accountant to remain focused on his academic and professional journey, while encouraging him to use his success to mentor and inspire other young Nigerians.

He expressed confidence that Okundaye’s milestone would motivate more students to strive for excellence and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Asefon wished the young achiever greater accomplishments in the future, describing his success as a source of pride for the nation and a testament to the exceptional talents of Nigerian youths.