South-West HERALDS Magazine Award: ADX bags South West Young Humanitarian of the year 2025 Award

SOUTH-WEST HERALDS MAGAZINE AWARD: ADEOLU ADENIRAN ADX BAGS SOUTH WEST YOUNG HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR 2025 AWARD 







It will surely be a day of glamour, intellect, and celebration on Sunday, November 23rd 2025, as top leaders and distinguished personalities will be  honoured at the South-West HERALDS Magazine Award which will hold in bliss world hotel, Ijapo Estate Akure, the Ondo State capital.


The event, which will draw a large gathering of dignitaries as part of its highlight.


This prestigious awards recognise men and women who have distinguished themselves through service, innovation, and impact in their respective spheres.


Among those to be honoured is Hon. Adeolu Adeniran ADX , who will receive the South-West Young Humanitarian Award; for his dynamic and inclusive approach to governance.


It will be a truly unforgettable evening filled with splendor, as ADX will be conferred with the South-West Young Humanitarian Award for his humble contributions to the development of Akure and Ondo state.


ADX promise to dedicate the award to God Almighty, who granted him the opportunity to thrive in his career, his family, who stood by him through thick and thin, and his exceptional team members and followers , he said.


ADX expressed gratitude for the honour, describing it as a call to greater service and a motivation to continue making positive impact in the society.


The organizers of the Award noted that the event seeks to celebrate integrity, excellence, and accountability in leadership, while inspiring a new generation of leaders to uphold these timeless values.


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