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Blessing Akinlosotu calls on Nigerian youths to actively participate in political processes

The President, Nigerian Youth Congress, and Member, Nigeria Climate Change Council, Blessing Akinlosotu has called on Nigerian youths to participate actively in the 2023 elections.…

The President, Nigerian Youth Congress, and Member, Nigeria Climate Change Council, Blessing Akinlosotu has called on Nigerian youths to participate actively in the 2023 elections.

Akinlosotu, in a new year message signed by his Special Assistant on Media Relations, Emmanuel Daudu, said youths by virtue of their population have the highest deciding factor in the upcoming polls.

He said, “We the youths must realize that we have the power to decide who becomes the president of this country based on our overwhelming population. We the youths must be ready to come out en masse to exercise our political franchise by voting for candidates of our choice.

“Candidates that have the country at heart, candidates that believe in the youths, candidates that focus on the unity of Nigeria, candidates that understand and are ready to harness the opportunities embedded in our diversities, candidates that have the passion to take Nigeria where it is to where it should be, candidates that value humanity more than religion, tribalism, nepotism and the rest. We need a Nigeria that works and not a Nigeria to be known for corruption

“This is the time Nigerian youths must stay awake to bring to bear the desired transition ever clamored for. President Muhammadu Buhari has done a lot for this country, especially in the area of fighting corruption, insecurity, and fundamental restructurings in all government establishments, and has succeeded in returning sanity to the system. He has done what no other President has done in the history of this country.”

Similarly, Akinlosotu tasked the youths without Permanent Voters Card (PVC) to visit Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) offices and get theirs.

“Any youth without a PVC at this time is one of the problems of Nigeria and the earlier such people realize that, the better for this nation. The days to which youths are not involved in election processes have gone,” he said.