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As part of its commitment to youth development and social responsibility, Lanre Shittu Motors (LSM) has intensified efforts to curb financial crime among young people through the donation of copies of the book titled- Clean Hands, Bright Future: A Youth Guide to Avoiding Financial Crime in Africa, to public secondary schools across Lagos State. The first phase covers 200 schools, with more than 150 schools already benefiting from the programme. The campaign, which commenced at Kuramo Senior College and Victoria Island Senior Secondary School, has moved to many other parts of the state and is designed to educate students on the dangers of fraud, cybercrime, identity theft, examination malpractice and other financial crimes, while promoting integrity, hard work, ethical leadership and responsible citizenship. Author of the book, Mr. Adedayo Aluko, said the project was inspired by the alarming rise in financial crime among young people and the need to intervene early through education. "The rate of financial crime among youths is becoming increasingly alarming. We believe education is one of the most effective tools to prevent crime. The message of the book is simple: crime does not pay, and with clean hands, every young person can build a brighter future," Aluko said. He explained that the initiative goes beyond book distribution, with plans to return to beneficiary schools for interactive enlightenment sessions and career talks to reinforce the message of integrity. According to him, the book simplifies over 100 forms of financial crimes, helping students understand offences that many young people unknowingly become involved in. Rich illustrations and practical examples were deliberately included to engage students and make the lessons memorable. Aluko commended Lanre Shittu Motors for supporting the project, describing the Managing Director of the company, Mr Taiwo Shittu, as a long-standing advocate of youth empowerment and education. "Mr. Taiwo Shittu believes there is no shortcut to success. During the flag-off, he personally handed copies of the book to students and encouraged them to embrace hard work, education and skill acquisition as the true pathways to success. Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Taiwo Shittu said the company's decision to sponsor the distribution reflects its belief that preventing crime begins with shaping values at an early age. "Young people are the future of our nation. By investing in character development and educating students about the consequences of financial crime, we are helping to build responsible citizens who will contribute positively to society. "At Lanre Shittu Motors, we believe integrity, education and hard work remain the surest foundations for lasting success," he said. Shittu noted that the company's strong culture of corporate social responsibility was inherited from its founder and his father, the late Alhaji Rasak Olanrewaju Shittu. He said the late automotive icon instilled in his children and employees the enduring values of compassion, community service and giving back to society, a legacy that continues to shape Lanre Shittu Motors' investment in education, youth development and other impactful social initiatives. Published in May 2026 and endorsed by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN), Clean Hands, Bright Future, has been described as a practical guide for young people navigating increasing social and economic pressures. The ongoing distribution programme underscores Lanre Shittu Motors' commitment to corporate social responsibility and its determination to inspire a generation that chooses integrity over shortcuts and honest enterprise over criminality. Lanre Shittu Motors has over the years maintained a strong record of investing in youth development through skills acquisition and capacity building initiatives. The company has consistently provided opportunities for young Nigerians to acquire technical and vocational skills in automotive engineering, vehicle maintenance and related fields through internship, apprenticeship and industry training programmes. It has also supported educational and youth empowerment initiatives aimed at preparing young people for productive careers, reinforcing its belief that equipping youths with employable skills remains one of the most effective ways to reduce unemployment, discourage crime and promote sustainable national development.

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Lanre Shittu Motors deepens youth empowerment drive with anti-financial crime books for Lagos students

As part of its commitment to youth development and social responsibility, Lanre Shittu Motors (LSM) has intensified efforts to curb financial crime among young people through...