President Bola Tinubu has called on young Nigerians to directly engage with his administration, emphasizing his openness to feedback and constructive dialogue. The President made this appeal on March 10 during the inauguration of the National Youth Congress Planning Committee at the State House in Abuja.
During his speech, Tinubu urged the youth to be vocal and candid about their concerns, stating, “Look at me in the face, tell me whatever you think is wrong and the way you want things done. We’ll try to implement all of it as long as it is for the prosperity of this country.” This direct invitation to communicate highlights the President’s desire to create a more inclusive government that values the input of young people.
Acknowledging the country’s ongoing economic challenges, President Tinubu expressed optimism about the impact of the reforms his administration has initiated. “The economy has faced significant challenges, but we are committed to pushing through and implementing reforms that will yield tangible results,” he remarked. His speech demonstrated his confidence that these measures would eventually benefit the country, particularly its younger population.
The inauguration of the National Youth Congress Planning Committee represents an important step towards greater youth involvement in governance. The committee will serve as a platform for young Nigerians to channel their ideas and contribute to national development. Tinubu’s speech underscored his administration’s recognition of the vital role the youth play in shaping the future of the nation.
The President described the youth as “the backbone of the nation” and emphasized their potential to drive change. He stressed that their energy, creativity, and innovation were essential for advancing the country, urging them to actively participate in shaping national policies through platforms like the National Youth Congress.
As part of his commitment to youth welfare, President Tinubu highlighted key areas of focus, including education, job creation, and entrepreneurial opportunities. He reassured young Nigerians that his government would continue to prioritize policies that address their needs and provide opportunities for their growth and development.
In conclusion, President Tinubu reinforced his belief in the power of youth to influence change. “We are opening the doors for dialogue and collaboration. Together, we can build a better Nigeria,” he said, urging young people to take full advantage of the opportunity to shape their country’s future through direct engagement with the government.
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