History making Nollywood super star actress
and filmmaker, Stephanie Linus has scored another first.
THE GIST PLUS MAGAZINE can authoritatively
report that the talented and cerebral thespian was recently chosen as the
spokesperson for the 2014 Queen of England’s ‘Queens Young Leaders Awards’
campaign.
The delectable entertainer was
specially chosen alongside revered South African Archbishop, Desmond Tutu to support
the global initiative.
According to authentic info at our disposal, Mrs. Linus, who
just wrapped production on her latest big budget film, Dry, will use her fame to create awareness for the
Queen’s Young Leaders Awards that seeks to discover, celebrate and support
young people from every corner of the commonwealth nations by helping to transform their own lives and
the lives of others around them.
“Exceptional
young men and women aged between 18 and 29 who are taking the lead in their
communities and using their skills to transform lives are invited to apply for
a Queen’s Young Leaders Awards, in honour of Her Majesty The Queen,” parts of the statement read.
Amazingly, the award winners will
receive a unique package of training, mentoring and networking, including a
one-week residential programme in the UK, during which they will collect their award
from Her Majesty The Queen.
“This will support winners to
develop the amazing work they are already doing in their communities,” the statement
added.
The famous actress is responsible
for creating awareness in Nigeria for the initiative and equally hopes that
Nigerian young people will apply in droves to win the awards.
Meanwhile, aside awarding
inspirational young leaders, Queen’s Young Leaders Grants will be made to
organizations in selected Commonwealth countries that can show they are
improving the lives of young people. The vision is to provide opportunities for
young people to learn new skills, enter employment and give them a voice in
their communities.
“The search is on right now in Nigeria to find the
next Queens Young Leaders! It’s a really exciting opportunity. I am very sure
our young Nigerian rising leaders will step up to the plate and make us proud,” stated the concluding part of the statement.
To apply for the 2014 Queen’s Young
Leaders Award, please visit http://www.queensyoungleaders.com.Kindly visit the video link below to view Stephanie's awareness campaign as spokesperson
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