Senators Eyinnaya Abaribe, Rochas Okorocha, Orji Kalu and others say they will work towards ensuring that youths clinch the presidential position and other key posts in the 2023 general elections.
The Senators disclosed this at a one-day summit and award recognition programme of the Nigerian Diaspora Youth Ambassador on Thursday in Abuja.
“We are also looking at ways to give expanded space to youths to be part of governance in Nigeria. The youths can be involved, and that is why I commend the youths in the Diaspora for supporting youths in Nigeria . “No matter what happens, let us remember that we are all Nigerians and the future will be great when we make the right choices,’’ he said.
“If youths can come together to say we want to take the presidency, no matter what, they will do it because they stand to succeed in unity,’’ he said. “If you must succeed, you must do a team work like the lion to bring down the elephant called leadership, united you can achieve anything, just like the lion that has its strengthen in unity.Chief Whip of the Senate, Orji Kalu, represented by Dr Obasi Igbokwe, his Senior Legislative Aide, said that the national assembly identifies with the youths.
Mr Almustapha Abdulahi, former President, National Youths Council of Nigeria, encouraged youths to be dogged, love one another and reject things that would cause division among them.
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