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1ST ANNUAL TEENS LEADERSHIP BOOT CAMP GYEYIDNA COMMUNITY 2025

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The 1st Annual Community Teens Leadership Boot Camp was successfully held for two days in April 2025, at Gyeyiyna Community, Bwari Area Council, FCT Abuja. It held from the 14th to 15th of April, 2025. It hosted preteens and teens within the ages of 8 to 19. This year’s theme was tagged, “Rebranding” and this guided all lessons and activities carried out. Activities included leadership training, games, skills acquisition like pop-corn production etc. A total of 66 members registered for the boot camp, and 66 members attended the camp. We recorded over 60 members each day. It was a fun, exciting and educative event for the teens; a time for them to relax, learn and grow. We achieved our aim to impact, mentor, educate, re-orientate, and build lasting leadership values in young ones in our community. From feedback, it was a wonderful and fulfilling event, and the teens really enjoyed themselves, learnt a lot, and are eagerly looking forward to a more fulfilling experience next boot camp.

 

  • CLUB MEMBERS DETAILS
Number of registered teens before boot camp 61
Registered teens during boot camp 5
TOTAL CLUB MEMBERS 66
Total teens that attended the Boot Camp 66

 

  • COMMENDATIONS

 

  • This is our first time having a Community Boot Camp in Gyeyiyna and it was successful.
  • We had a clear weather during the boot camp, this aided the children in resuming early, and for activities to be carried out in order
  • Based on feedback, the leadership trainings were well delivered by the coordinators in charge.
  • Publicity before boot camp was also good (with the help of our volunteers in the community) which led to increased awareness and new members who have never been in attendance of the teens club showed up.
  • The large number of attendees were considerably managed and coordinated.
  • Available resources were managed efficiently towards the success of the boot camp.

 

  • ACTIVITIES AND COMPETITIONS

 

  1. Dancing competition

 

  1. Spelling competition

 

  1. Relay race

 

Leadership Training Highlights

  • Introduction to Rebranding
  • Understanding Rebranding
  • Areas where Rebranding is needed
  • Becoming a better version of yourself

 

  • FEEDBACK ANALYSIS

 

*We had 57 teens responses to the feedback form on the last day of the camp

*Feedback analysis is based on multiple responses given to a question by the attendees

*All of the teens attested that they enjoyed boot camp and they learnt new things throughout the event.

*Dancing competition and Popcorn production class was the activity most enjoyed by the teens (9 attendees indicated this), followed by sport, exercise, relay race, leadership training and Spelling competition, respectively etc.

* All attendees voted that they did not want any of the activities to be removed.

* Based on these feedbacks, all activities were really enjoyed by a large number of the attendees, therefore we had a very fruitful event, and a majority of the teens learnt new things through the event.

 

  • CONCLUSION

Verbal and Written feedbacks (see table above) from the attendees proved that the just concluded 1st Annual Community Teens Boot Camp in Gyeyiyna community was worthwhile and all the activities scheduled were impactful to them. Most of the participants were exposed to and learnt new things, and most of them wished the camp didn’t have to end. The attendees eagerly participated in all club activities. The lowest attendance record throughout Boot camp period being 61 attendees and the highest attendance was 66. We can therefore conclude that the program was definitely a very exciting, interesting and educative one and a great improvement from the previous boot camp.

 

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