The Custodian Social Responsibility Foundation (CSRF) has urged young Nigerians to focus on mentorship, continuous learning, and personal discipline to build careers and ventures that create lasting impact. The call was made at the eighth edition of the Custodian Mentors Conference in Lagos, which gathered mentors, mentees, professionals, entrepreneurs, and participants from the foundation's mentorship cohorts between 2018 and 2026. CSRF Chief Executive Officer Olubunmi Aderemi stated that the foundation remains committed to developing young people and driving sustainable social impact across Nigeria. Established in 2016, the foundation has invested in health, education, community development, and sustainability, including projects such as a trauma centre donated to the Federal Medical Centre in Epe and a nursery and primary school in Benue State.
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