The Hon. Minister of State for Youth Development Mr. Olawande Emmanuel Ayodele received the National leadership of the Nigerian Youth Union(NYU) who were on a courtesy visit to his Abuja office. According to the President of NYU, Chinonso Obasi who led other national delegations to the Minister, the meeting was in continuation of the …
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Chinonso Obasi President, Nigerian Youth Union Gentlemen of the Press. I am delighted to address you this morning as our beloved country commemorates her 64th Independence anniversary. In the words of Eleanor Roosevelt, “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams” The above statement reminds us of the need to …
Nigeria’s Democracy Day serves as both a celebration of progress and a reminder of the challenges that persist in our democratic journey. This year’s 25th anniversary commemoration was particularly poignant, marked by the resolute voices of the Nigerian Youth Union (NYU) echoing across the nation. Let’s dive into how NYU, through peaceful protests, conventions, and …
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With the current economic downturn which leaves many sectors of the economy yearning for attention, stakeholders cannot afford to continue to look away while illegal miners fleece the country. Aside from oil revenues, accruals from mining can be a veritable lifeblood for the nation if properly harnessed. However, the reverse is the case; the figures …
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Nigerian Youth Union (NYU), an umbrella body of young people all over Nigeria, wishes to state in unequivocal terms, that it will no longer accept ambiguous foreign trips by the President, governors, Senate President, ministers, or any other public office holder under the guise of private visit. President Bola Tinubu, just like every other …
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