In recognition of his unwavering commitment to the growth, education, and empowerment of the Nigerian child and youth, Hope and Change Agent, a youth development and advocacy organization, is set to celebrate Chief Kessington Adebukunola Adebutu, CON, as he marks his remarkable 90th birthday
The event, organized by the Executive Director of Hope and Change Agent and Publisher of The Unusual People International Magazine, Ambassador Fashina Olugbenga, aims to honour Chief Adebutu’s lifelong dedication to human development, philanthropy, and national service. Chief Adebutu, widely revered as a beacon of hope and generosity, has consistently demonstrated a deep passion for youth emancipation, education, and community upliftment across Nigeria
According to Ambassador Fashina, “Chief Adebutu represents an enduring symbol of compassion, leadership, and commitment to societal growth. His impact on the Nigerian youth through education, empowerment, and mentorship initiatives continues to inspire a new generation of nation-builders. This celebration is our humble way of saying thank you to a man whose legacy transcends age and time.”
The special event—“Celebrating a Living Legend: Chief Kessington Adebutu @ 90”—will feature motivational talks, youth empowerment sessions, and the unveiling of a special publication dedicated to immortalizing Chief Adebutu’s contributions to humanity. The publication, titled “Nuggets of Hope for the Young Generation,” is designed to inspire school children and young people across Nigeria to pursue excellence, integrity, and service.
Ambassador Fashina further emphasized that the initiative is not merely a celebration but a call to action—urging young Nigerians to emulate Chief Adebutu’s virtues of hard work, humility, and compassion. “Our youth need living models of hope, and Chief Adebutu is one such exemplary figure,” he added
The event promises to bring together youth leaders, educators, government officials, and development partners committed to shaping a brighter future for Nigeria’s young people.
