President Tinubu Announces 30-Day Youth Conference to Tackle National Challenges

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President Bola Tinubu has unveiled plans for a 30-day National Youth Conference to address critical issues affecting Nigerian youths during his speech commemorating Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day on Tuesday.

President Tinubu emphasized the importance of empowering the youth, noting that the conference would provide a platform for discussions on education, employment, innovation, security, and social justice.

He added that the conference modalities and the selection of delegates would be designed in close collaboration with youth representatives.

“As we lead today with the future of our nation in mind, it’s essential to involve the next generation in shaping that future,” Tinubu said in his address. “This National Youth Conference will serve as a space for meaningful dialogue and allow our young people to actively participate in nation-building.”

He assured that recommendations from the conference would be carefully considered and implemented to create a more inclusive and prosperous Nigeria.

In his speech, the President also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to reforming Nigeria’s political economy and defense structures. He praised Nigerians for their resilience and assured that efforts are ongoing to combat banditry and terrorism to restore stability, particularly for displaced farmers.

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