The recognition took place during the National Christian Youth Security Summit and Thanksgiving held in Abuja.
Although Seyi was unable to attend, former YOWICAN President Belusochukwu Enwere accepted the award on his behalf.
In a message of gratitude, Seyi emphasized the increased responsibility this honor brings, particularly in supporting youth empowerment and fostering national unity.
“Peace is more than just the absence of conflict; it requires justice, compassion, and mutual respect,” Tinubu stated, highlighting the importance of these values in Nigeria’s current landscape.
He praised YOWICAN for encouraging Christian youth to assume leadership roles and contribute positively to their communities.
Seyi called on young Nigerians to see the nation's diverse religious, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds as strengths rather than divisive factors.
At the summit, which took place from September 3 to 5, various stakeholders discussed pressing issues related to security, leadership, and nation-building.
Seyi Tinubu reaffirmed his commitment to initiatives that promote peaceful coexistence and youth empowerment.
“Let us choose peace, promote love, and build a Nigeria where every young person can thrive,” he urged, inspiring attendees to take proactive steps toward a harmonious future.
This recognition comes at a crucial time, as Nigeria grapples with various challenges, and the need for youth-led initiatives becomes increasingly vital.
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