Ibadan hosts 120 youths at annual BetterME Tournament, a personal development and peacebuilding competition sponsored by Polaris Bank, MTN, and security agencies.
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More than 120 youths competed in the BetterME Tournament, a personal development competition staged in Ibadan, Oyo State. The event was organized by the Ibadan Peace Club of Nigeria under the World Peace Initiative Foundation, Thailand, according to a statement released Monday.
The tournament took place on August 1 at Ajumobi Hall, Institute of Peace and Strategic Studies, University of Ibadan. It featured written and oral challenges based on the BetterME Model, described by organizers as a tool for promoting mindfulness, self-discipline, emotional resilience, and positive habits.
BetterME Coach Dr. Binuyo Oluwatomiwa called the tournament "a platform for personal transformation." She added that "lasting societal change begins with self-development."
Participants also heard from representatives of the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), and the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on peacebuilding, leadership, and drug abuse prevention.
After five competitive rounds, Emmanuel Ademola emerged as the overall winner and collected N300,000. Oreoluwa Olumuyiwa took first runner-up with N150,000, and Emmanuel Aina placed second runner-up with N75,000.
The event drew support from the Nigeria Police Force, NSCDC, Polaris Bank, and MTN. The Nigerian Television Authority and the Union of Campus Journalists at the University of Ibadan provided media coverage.
The organizers said the competition is an annual fixture on the youth development calendar in the South-West.
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