Honourable Lekan Badmus, Executive Director of Marine and Operations at the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), met with members of The Reformers in Diaspora in London on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
The meeting, held in a spirit of unity and shared vision, saw the group—led by Muiz Kayode Yusuf, fondly known as “Kabiesi”—extend deep appreciation to Hon. Badmus for his consistent support, mentorship, and unwavering dedication to their mission of humanitarian service.
Speaking on behalf of the group, Kayode praised Hon. Badmus for his exemplary leadership and commitment to societal progress.
The Reformers, known for their impactful charitable initiatives both within Nigeria and abroad, acknowledged his influence in guiding their efforts over the years.
In his remarks, Hon. Badmus applauded the group’s ongoing humanitarian work and encouraged them to maintain their drive for positive change. “I commend your humanitarian efforts across borders,” he said. “Your commitment to social good is commendable, and I urge you to keep pushing the boundaries of impact.”
The session also served as a platform to recognize Hon. Badmus’ leadership qualities, which have earned him admiration across Nigeria and beyond. Attendees described him as humble, visionary, and a role model worthy of emulation.
As the meeting concluded, The Reformers in Diaspora reiterated their unwavering respect and support for Hon. Badmus, praying for his continued success and safe return to Nigeria. “He is a beacon of hope and selfless leadership,” the group stated. “We remain grateful for his guidance and believe his legacy will continue to inspire us.”
The event shows the power of collaboration in driving sustainable development and national transformation, which has long existed between the Honourable and the group.
