EXCLUSIVE: YADI Decorates Princess Leticia Maxwell as Matron at Enugu Skill Fest 2026, Honours Her Years of Youth Empowerment. Faith, Entrepreneurship, Media and Youth Development Converge as YADI Recognises Early Supporter of Its Vision
ENUGU — One of the remarkable moments at the Enugu Skill Fest 2026 was the formal decoration of Princess Leticia Maxwell (Apostle) as a Matron of the Youths Awakening and Development Initiative (YADI) in recognition of her longstanding support for the organisation and its youth-focused mission.
The recognition took place during the Skill Fest, which brought together young entrepreneurs, business leaders, government officials, innovators and other stakeholders for a day of skills exhibition, networking, empowerment and business opportunities.
The decoration was particularly significant because, according to the profile presented at the event, Princess Leticia Maxwell's relationship with YADI dates back to the initiative's formative period, before it adopted its current identity.
Princess Leticia Maxwell was described as one of the earliest supporters of the vision behind YADI.
According to her profile, she supported the initiative when its founder, Comr. Timothy Ugochukwu Nnamani, was serving as an NYSC corps member in Kaduna State and had begun exploring ways of creating opportunities for young people.
Her support, according to the profile, extended beyond financial contributions to include counsel, encouragement, mentorship and prayer for the organisation, its leadership and its programmes.
Her eventual recognition as a YADI Matron at Enugu Skill Fest was therefore presented as a recognition of a relationship that began at the foundation of the initiative.
She is described as a minister, worship leader, missionary, writer, publisher, media personality and entrepreneur, with a stated commitment to using her various platforms to serve God and positively impact lives.
She is the Presiding Overseer of Prevailing Power Remnants Ministries International, where her work centres on prayer, spiritual growth, worship and biblical teaching.
Her ministry profile also places significant emphasis on prayer and intercession, particularly for individuals, families, communities and organisations.
Beyond ministry, Princess Leticia Maxwell has built interests across the communications, media, publishing, beauty and personal-care sectors.
She serves as the Chief Executive Officer of YAWEH Communications, as well as CEO of Anointing Classic Magazine, a faith-oriented media and publishing platform.
She is also the CEO of Halet Classic Naturals, a company focused on natural skin and hair-care products.
Her activities across these sectors reflect an entrepreneurial dimension to her leadership and her stated interest in creating platforms through which people can connect, learn and pursue opportunities.
A particularly notable aspect of her youth empowerment activities is the creation of 100 opportunities for young people — both male and female — to venture into the cosmetics business.
According to her profile, the initiative provides participants access to cosmetics products at discounted rates, giving them an opportunity to participate in the cosmetics distribution and retail value chain and develop their own customer bases.
The initiative represents a practical approach to youth empowerment by providing access to products and an avenue for young people to begin exploring entrepreneurship.
The decoration at Enugu Skill Fest was presented as more than the conferment of an honorary title.
YADI's recognition of Princess Leticia Maxwell highlighted her alleged contribution to the organisation from its formative stage, including financial support, counsel, encouragement and prayer.
Her story also complemented one of the central messages of Enugu Skill Fest 2026 — that youth empowerment should involve not only motivation but also access to skills, resources, mentorship and opportunities.
The moment Princess Leticia Maxwell was called to the stage and decorated as a YADI Matron became one of the memorable highlights of the festival.
It brought together two dimensions of the Skill Fest's mission: the development of young people and the recognition of individuals who have supported that development.
For YADI, the recognition marked an opportunity to publicly acknowledge an individual who, according to the organisation's account, believed in its vision from its early days and continued to support its growth.
For Princess Leticia Maxwell, the honour adds another chapter to a profile spanning faith, prayer, ministry, entrepreneurship, media, publishing and youth empowerment.
As the Enugu Skill Fest 2026 ended with calls for young people to acquire skills, create businesses and become economically productive, her recognition as YADI Matron reinforced another message from the event: sustainable youth development requires people who are willing to believe in young people, support their ideas and create opportunities for them to grow.
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