Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji Quotes

It is important that young people are prepared for the future of work in this 4th Industrial Revolution that is upon us. If we don't fix our education, what we're going to have is a generation of university graduates who will not be able to compete with High School students in other countries.

I don't like to be given any special treatment because I'm a woman; don't put me in a box and stereotype me. I am a complete human and a legitimate member of society before being a woman.

One of the greatest challenges of Nigeria in this 4th Industrial Revolution is that we don't have a central data mining system that provides information that guides policy-making on the side of government and guides decision-making for the private sector. If you don't have data, how can you do national planning? We are not a data-driven country, so, it's difficult. All of the data that Nigeria is using to innovate are foreign data.

There are so many God Fathers in Nigeria, where are the God Mothers? The Men are making the Boys, Dear Nigerian Women, where are your Girls?

Humility is one of the greatest things that I've learned about leadership. The second is inclusivity; don't discriminate against anybody. The third is equity; what you cannot take, don't do to people.

With technology, there will be a few job losses; but I always say that it is the lazy people that will lose their jobs. If you grow with the trend as the trend evolves, you will be constantly relevant.

Those are men with low self-esteem.

I just want a Nation that works. I've run out of fancy speeches and motivational quotes about Nigeria.

Everything will come. Nigeria has the promise of a bright future.

Not all the young woman are ready to learn and give honour and I believe in service and respecting my elders. Please don't give up on them and don't use them as a yardstick to judge all of us.

Boys are not special and girls are not special. All children are legitimate members of society; treat them as such. Give them equal opportunity and support. That way, we will raise perfectly-balanced human beings and build a perfectly-balanced society.

I strongly believe that in my lifetime, I will see Nigeria become the country of our dreams. I will see a prosperous Nigeria that works for everyone irrespective of who you are or where you come from.

In my marriage, there's no lopsided leadership; it's not a master-servant leadership.

A woman who does not mentor another young woman or does not hold the hand of another woman up is working to diminish her own continued relevance within the public space.

Everywhere one turns, the Older Men have a retinue of younger Men in their kitty to whom they owe their continued relevance. They mentor, support, teach and create opportunities for the next generation of Men and thereby lives their dreams in these young Men.