A former member of the Federal House of Representatives who represented Iseyin,Itesiwaju,Iwajowa,Kajola Federal Constituency in Oyo State,Chief Shina Peller wants government to aggressively tackle corruption and bureaucratic bottlenecks to move the country to greater height.
Chief Peller gave the charge during a lecture titled pacesetting in changing times,the dynamics of quality governance organised by Federation of Oyo state students union,fossu,national council.
He noted that government must strengthen anti corruption agencies and other institutions to effectively deliver on their mandate.
He called on the current administration of president Bola Tinubu to always highlight its programmes through the national orientation agency as people are not adequately aware of government interventions to alleviate their plight.
Chief Peller maintained that he would continue to advocate for good governance by contesting for a seat in the Senate in the 2027 general election.
Chief Peller who is the ayedero of Yorubaland tasked the youths not to only see themselves as leaders of tomorrow but to begin to take leadership position seriously by participating in how they are being governed.
In an address,Oyo state deputy governor, Barrister Bayo Lawal represented by his special assistant on administration, Alhaji Kunle Sanni stressed that Governor Makinde would continue to provide youth friendly policies to develop the state.
In an address of welcome ,the National President of FOSSU ,Ibrahim Alarape, while lauding the resilience of the state tertiary students commended Governor Seyi Makinde for his support and for fulfilling their five point requests,a gesture which he said was uncommon among political office holders.
Highlight of the event was the presentation of Award to Chief Shina Peller by FOSSU.
In recent years, the quest for an improved standard of living has increasingly seen many people, especially the youths, leave their fatherland for other countries of the world where they believe things work better.
It is therefore not surprising to discover that a friend, family member, relative or colleague you saw and communicated with today, would by tomorrow or in no distant time have landed abroad.
In fact, people now easily assume that anyone they haven’t seen in a little while must have JAPA, a yoruba word coined for run, flee or escape and which interestingly has now been registered into the dictionary.
It is worth noting that, in the quest for green pasture, those taking their flight from the shores of Nigeria, hardly give a second thought to what might lie ahead.
Many of them have even gone to the extent of burning the bridge behind them by selling their properties to raise for their exodus.
Statistics from the Nigerian Immigration Service Information Data Analysis System, MIDAS, reveals that over 3.6million Nigerians migrated from the country in the last two years, while the number is still counting.
Currently, Italy is experiencing a significant influx of African refugees, including many Nigerians, who are among the West Africans arriving by sea.
Ironically, the fervency for migration at all cost good oes on at a time when some Blacks in the diaspora are yearning to return to their ancestral homeland, embracing the maxim that ‘there’s no place like home,’
This paradox is particularly evident in Nigeria, where the younger generation is fast losing hope in the country’s future.
They feel disillusioned with the attitude of leaders who seem to prioritize short-term gains at the expense of masse’s welfare and long-term development.
Infact, for many youths in the country, the hope of becoming future leaders looks bleak as they believe the nation’s leaders are not only controlling the rave of the moment but also strategically setting the tone for the future, positioning their children to take over from them, without the interest of the vast majority at heart.
They feel entrapped in a corrupt system, ensnared in a vicious cycle with no apparent exit strategy or clear escape route.
The harsh socio – economic reality marked by soaring unemployment rates, Inflation, insecurity, and incessant strikes in tertiary institutions, which prolong their studies beyond the normal duration, have also created a sense of desperation among the youths to leave the country
Today, The JAPA syndrome is currently exacting a devastating toll on the health sector, among other critical sectors of the economy, with innocent lives bearing the brunt of the consequences.
Brain drain has thus comes at a huge! cost, undermining Nigeria’s prospects for growth and prosperity.”
Undoubtedly, human capital remains Nigeria’s most valuable asset as the nation’s future relies heavily on the creative potential, innovative ideas, and capabilities of its youth to drive progress and development.
Sadly, the exodus of young people fleeing Nigeria in desperation due to inefficient systems, corrupt institutions, and poor planning is a devastating loss, as each departing individual takes with him or her a vital piece of the country’s future potential.
While some individuals are slowly finding stability abroad, others are secretly grappling with tales of hardship, but bearing it for fear of being ridiculed or mocked by their friends back home in Nigeria, having realized the pasture is not as green as they thought.
Though migration is not an unusual occurrence in human existence, it is very vital to approach such junction of life with careful consideration and guidance, as any decision taken can either make or mar a person’s destiny.
While there is absolutely nothing wrong in anyone migrating to other countries of the world for advancement in life, individuals embarking on such moves must ask themselves these among other critical questions;
Why I’m i migrating?
What are the laws of the land I’m migrating to?
Do i possess the necessary and lawful documents to travel?
Do i possess the needed skill to secure jobs?
The ability to respond to this questions should also be accompanied by seeking wise counsel from experienced and knowledgeable people, for knowledge is power.
A wiseman does not just launch into the river, he must know the depth and danger zones before throwing his body into the river to swim.
It is also not out of place to seek divine guidance through prayers and personal meditation as only God sees the end from the beginning,! because He created and controls time and seasons.
To stem the increasing scourge of brain drain being witnessed in the country, governments should prioritize establishing industries and improving living standards, making home a comfortable and attractive option for citizens.”
Let this however be a note of caution that youths should never allow any situation push them into frustration and hasty decisions as such can lead to serious regrets and setback.
If only one can reflect deeply, with the inner eyes wide open, the greener pastures may just be very close and not as far as you imagine !
The Speaker, Osun State House of Assembly, Prince Adewale Egbedun says giving back to society should be the paramount purpose of Governance.
Prince Egbedun stated this during an Empowerment Programme for Youths in Odo- Otin Local Government, held in Asi town.
Prince Egbedun explained that given the economic situation in the country, it was imperative for political officeholders to effectively serve those who voted them into power.
While appreciating God for his position as the Speaker of the 8th Assembly, Prince Egbedun assured members of his constituents that the Empowerment Programmes would be a continuous one.
In separate remarks, the Deputy Speaker, Mr. Akinyode Oyewusi, Majority Leader, Mr. Babajide Kofoworola, and member representing Obokun State Constituency, Prince Adewumi Adeyemi urged members of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP not to relent in giving the party and the Speaker unflinching support.
The lawmakers, who lauded the State Governor for giving them a level playing ground, noted that contrary to the opposition Party, PDP is a party that considered the plight of the masses.
They noted that the Motorcycles, cash gifts and food items would go a long way in alleviating the sufferings of the People in Odo Otin Local Government.
While emphasizing that the recent empowerment programme was the best in the series the Speaker had engaged in, the PDP Chairman, Odo Otin Local Government, Mr. Taiwo Olatunji appreciated Prince Egbedun and prayed to God to continue to guide him through his future activities.
Items distributed to the Party members included thirty motorcycles, 750 food items and cash gifts for 750 for 50 people in each ward.
Meanwhile, a former lawmaker during the 7th Assembly, Prince Michael Adetoyi and his followers from Odo Otin Local Government, officially decamped from the All Progressive Congress, APC to the People’s Democratic Party.
There is the need for the Federal Government through the Ministry of Sports Development and that of Youth Development to invest more resources in the teeming youths in the Country to enhance their potential.
A United States based businessman and Squash player, Dr. Olutayo Obi stated this while speaking with Radio Nigeria during his visit to Kayrom Lee Gym and Fitness Centre, Obafemi Awolowo Stadium, Ibadan, Oyo State.
Dr. Obi who was elated with the level of development and equipment at the Kayrom Lee Gym and Fitness Centre using for the benefit of Nigerians, called on the government to support and encourage the Chief Executive Officer of the Centre, Ambassador Romoke Ayinde in her efforts to make the youth develop their God-given talent through Sports and skill acquisition.
“I am happy that Ambassador Ayinde is engaging the youths positively through sports, thus taking their minds off social vices and again producing athletes that can win laurels for the country”
“I salute Kayrom Lee for her never die spirit in making the development of the youths and wellness her priority”
“People like Ambassador Ayinde are very rare in the society and she should be encouraged to do more. For her to equip a Science Laboratory and make it available free for students in the State she deserves encouragement”
Dr. Obi added that, Ambassador Romoke Ayinde has been using her personal resources to support the Youths and the less privileged to reduce crime rate in the society, saying, she is engaging the youths, for them to be self reliant in the future.
Responding, the Entrepreneur and Chief Executive Officer, Kayrom Lee Gym and Fitness Centre, Ibadan, Ambassador Romoke Ayinde said, her passion for Sports and Youths Development was to support the government towards making the Youths useful for nation’s development.
It would be recalled that, Ambassador Ayinde is the Chairperson of Netball Association, Oyo State who is bringing school girls across the State together to play the game of Netball and make them compete favorably with other players.
Churches have been enjoined to discover and nurture skills and talents in the youths to meet present day needs of the society rather than leaving them to go astray.
The Executive Assistant to the Oyo State Governor on Administration, Pastor Ìdòwú Ogedengbe gave the charge while speaking with our correspondent in Ibadan.
The Cleric, who berated the rates at which churches lose skillful and talented youths to the uncultured world, called on the churches across the nation to retain talented members and properly groom them for high productivity to proffer lasting solutions to the challenges of the nation.
“Many great artists started from the church but later go astray because they could not find supports, assistance and necessary guidance. We need the church to recognise the unique skills of our young people, now we are having youths that are so talented in the field of drama, artificial intelligence and animations; those are skills that we need to encourage.”
“The church needs to be seen in encouraging our young people to pursue their dreams within the congregation. They don’t need to go to the world start looking for a platform. It’s a challenge to the church to start seeing that we are in a new generation and catch them young for good relevance”
Pastor Ogedengbe, noted that solutions to the current economic situation of the country transcend distribution of palliatives, saying development of solution driven innovations capable should be the prerogative of the government, corporate organisations and individuals to solve the current and future challenges of the nation.
Speaking on the Oyo State intervention on the Federal Government post subsidy removal of fuel subsidy, Pastor Ogedengbe stressed that the distribution of food packs as palliatives was to stabilise the people while other empowerment initiatives would be rolled out.
To cushion the harsh effect of the removal of fuel subsidy, an advocate of urban agriculture, Mrs Oluwatomi Olatoye has advised youths to utilise the space in their family compound to grow their food
Mrs. Olatoye gave the advice at a day seminar for students tagged ‘Catching them Young through Agriculture’ organised by Radio Nigeria, Ibadan Zonal Station in conjunction with Nuizab African Publisher held at Studio One of the station.
Mrs Oluwatomi Olatoye said she is promoting the ‘Obe Garden’, which translates as garden for soup in Yoruba language encouraged people to grow what they need as food in their surroundings.
The urban agriculture advocate who noted that it was imperative for youths to embrace agriculture stressed that aside growing food they need; the excess could also be sold.
She noted that making a garden at home is very easy and cheap as items such as pet plastics and tyres could be recycled to grow tomatoes, pepper and vegetables.
Also speaking, the Provost, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, Ibadan, Dr Adekoya Owosibo said agriculture is very important as it sustained life.
Dr Owosibo also maintained that whatever profession an individual is engaged in agriculture could be an added advantage.
To Professor Lucia Ogunsumi of the Institute of Agricultural Research and Training, IART, Ibadan, the institute has a programme to which encouraged youths’ participation in agriculture.
Speaking on mini livestock rearing, like rabbit, snails and grass cutter, a private agric extension practitioner Mr Rasheed Adegbola said embarking on the project was cheap and affordable.
One of the organisers of the event, Alhaja Zulfat Bisiriyu said the programme was organised to encourage the youths to go into agriculture instead of constantly seeking for scarce white collar jobs.
The Zonal Director FRCN, ibadan Mr Dominic Mokikan, represented by Assistant Director, Programmes, Mrs Remi Omolola said Radio Nigeria would always support developmental programmes to add value to the society.
Some of the students, who participated in the seminar, said they had been enlightened and motivated to go into agriculture.
Youths have been enjoined to perform their civic responsibilities, with the aim of developing the country.
Director, Youths Mobilization and Voluntary Organisation at Oyo State Agency for Youths Development, Mr Olaolu Afolabi stated this during a novelty football match on “Vote Not Fight” Campaign, held at Olubadan stadium, Ibadan.
The novelty match between Shallom FA, Ibadan, Oyo State, and Acme Dynamite FC, Ota, Ogun State was aimed at achieving peace, before, during and after the up coming elections.
Abdulai Salahudeen had opened scoring for the hosts in the first half of the encounter, while Anyanwu Chigozie scored the second goal.
The guests were unable to score a goal and the match ended 2 goals to nothing in favour of Shallom FA.
A nongovernmental organization, “The integrity Youths of Ibadanland known as Eni Iyi Ni Wa” has called for more support for youths to give them ample opportunities in governance.
The president of the integrity youths of Ibadanland, Mr Wasiu Ojekunle made the call during a media advocacy and courtesy visit to the Management of Radio Nigeria Ibadan Zonal Station.
Mr Oyekunle implored various educational institutions, religious leaders and civil societies to synergize potent ways to tackle the problems of insecurity and youth unemployment in the country.
Mr Ojekunle commended Radio Nigeria Ibadan Zonal Station for its objective reportage in line with its motto ‘Uplifting the people and Uniting the nation’.
The president stressed that the association would collaborate with Radio Nigeria to promote and protect the interest of Ibadan land and Nigeria in general.
” To call for support of we youths of Ibadan land that we have an idea to research with you to find a lasting solution to the issue at hand. Good leadership will give us good governance and good governance will make the youths to be very useful to their society.””
In a welcome address, the Zonal Director, Radio Nigeria Ibadan, Mrs Bolatito Joseph appreciated the Eni Iyi Niwa youths for recognizing the station for its optimal performance in information dissemination.
Mrs Joseph, who attributed problems of insecurity confronting the nation to social vices among youths, advised youths on being good ambassadors of the country before calling for good governance.
“Some youtsh that are supposed to hold leadership positions are engaged in 419, they are the ones doing Yahoo and Yahoo plus such people will blame unemployment on the reason for their engaging in Yahoo plus where they kill people, it is not enough reasons for anybody to go into such acts.”
Contributing, the General Manager, Premier FM, Alhaji Bashir Omotoso enjoined members of the organization to go back to their different homes to educate youths to be patriotic Nigerians and shun evil acts that might jeopardize their future.
The visit was attended by members of the Committee of Management.
One of the values of the African culture is to appear decent in looks and actions.
This decent behaviour is part of the factors that formed the Omoluabi concept in Yoruba culture.
Although, it may be legally difficult to determine indecent dressing, considering the different cultures and religions in the country. Some dressings, however, may be offensive to human reasoning.
Radio Nigeria examines perceived indecent dressing among male folks.
A young man’s earing.
It is no longer news that men, especially, the youths now wear earrings and often times plait their hair.
Some others also sag their trousers exposing their panties.
These types of dressings are believed to be indecent by a section of the public, some youths gave justification for their choice of dressings.
An elderly man who decried the decadence in the society explained that it was unwholesome for the male youths to plait their hair, saying that it was offensive to the Yoruba culture. He also blamed the problems on the importation of western culture into the country.
Two clerics, Mr Bakare Ojo and Sheik Quazeem Ibrahim condemned the trend saying it contradicted their religious beliefs.
A traditionalist, Mr Samson Iyade said it was morally right for sango worshippers to plait their hair in reference to the god of thunder.
Mr Iyade, however, added that the traditional religion did not support other types of dressings that were offensive to human reasoning.
Communication, leadership, life skills and entrepreneurship formed the basis of a 2day symposium held in Ibadan to raise new generation of quality Nigerian youths.
The programme tagged “Re-emphasize”, a skill for youth personal development training was organized by the Vicar’s band of All Souls’ Church, Bodija Ibadan.
Two of the resources persons who spoke on the importance of healthy living as a dependent to success, Dr Femi Ogunlusi and Dr Aderonke Edun appealed to the youth to avoid high risk behaviours that can cut their lives short.
The medical practitioners said habit such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, drug abuse and reckless lifestyle are injurious to anyone’s aspirations for better future.
Another speaker, a banking and finance expert, Mrs Ololade Adesola advised the participants to develop early financial discipline and planning to avoid dependence in future.
Mrs Adesola while giving out tips on time and financial management, told the participants to diversify investment, prioritize savings and avoid unbudgeted spendings.
” it is not how much you earn, it is how much you keep” she said.
Other speakers at the 2-day intensive workshop are, Former Commissioner in Osun state, Mr Muyiwa Ige, an information scientist, Mrs Adaora Ayoade and a professor of development economics, Adegbemi Onakoya.
Earlier, convener of the programme, a life coach and economist, Mrs Bola Ogunrinade said the aim of the workshop was to equip the younger generation with necessary leadership, intellectual and societal values that would complement their academic qualifications.
“We are sowing a seed and God helping us, the seed will germinate for the use of this programme and we intend to follow up. When you sow a seed and you don’t follow up, there are chances that the seeds will not be fruitful the way you like”.
Mrs Ogunrinade said the initiative was also to encourage the youths to make informed decisions in their life endeavour.
Ogun state governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has advised Youths of Ogun West Senatorial district of the state to shun illegal businesses capable of truncating development and peace of the area.
The governor gave the advice at Ilaro during the conferment of chieftaincy titles on distinguished individuals, including the Chairman Senate committee on finance, Senator Olamilekan Adeola who was installed as the Aremo of Yewaland.
Radio Nigeria reports that, the installation ceremony was part of the ten years anniversary of the Olu of Ilaro Paramount ruler of Yewa land.
The installation ceremony which took place at the newly built pavilion at Empire arena in Ilaro also facilitated the new Aremo of Yewaland, Senator Olamilekan Adeola attracted dignitaries from across the country and beyond, including the Director General, Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria FRCN, Dr Mansur Liman.
Addressing the colourful gathering, Governor Abiodun urged the youths of Yewaland to cooperate with security agencies within the area to stop the constant loss of lives and properties associated with smuggling activities.
He assured the people of the area that the state government would continue to execute developmental projects with direct benefits to the people.
The governor advised the youths not to see reopening of the nation’s borders as an avenue to engage in illicit activities capable of damaging the economy of the country.
The Director General, Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, FRCN, Dr Mansur Liman who was among the dignitaries that graced the installation of the Senate committee on finance Chairman, Senator Adeola as the Aremo, the prince of Yewaland, described the parliamentarian as a very resourceful dedicated and hardworking personality who deserved to be so honoured.
The new Aremo of Yewaland, senator Olamilekan Adeola who was honoured alongside his wife said the recognition by his people would encourage him to contribute more to the development of the area.
Former deputy governor of Ogun state, Alhaja Salmot Badru was also installed as the Beere of Yewaland among other new chiefs that were decorated at the ceremony to mark the ten years on the throne of the Olu of Ilaro and Paramount ruler of Yewaland, Oba Kehinde Olugbenle who took advantage of the occasion to offer prayers for the people, the state and the nation. Wale Oluokun
As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to celebrate World Book day, a senior librarian, at the University of Ibadan, Pastor Daniel Jimoh has implored Nigerian youths to stop devoting their time to social media and engage in book reading.
Pastor Jimoh stated this while speaking with Radio Nigeria on the commemoration of this year’s World Books day.
Pastor Jimoh pointed out that no library existed without intellectual materials that were beneficial to mankind.
The librarian observed that most youths in Nigeria had developed cold attitude towards reading.
He noted with concern that technology and social media had impacted negatively on textual reading, adding that book reading gave the reader firsthand contact with an author’s mindset and flow of thought while most readable items via online media were exposed to undue interference.
Pastor Jimoh therefore, urged Nigerians to take advantage of World Book Day, which is a global initiative to celebrate and encourage the reading of books.
In her own point of view,a teacher, Mrs Adebanjo Sogelola said the government should encourage book reading by providing reading facilities for students and members of the public.
The theme for this year’s World Book Day is,You are a reader.
Over the years, mainstream media played a pivotal role in information dissemination to the public, upon which decision of the people is formed about a particular subject.
The media has played important role in influencing the opinions and attitudes of its viewers and listeners, as the choice of words of news stories and images on a particular group of people speaks volumes about the public perception and inform their belief about such.
During the elections, women are the most visible and in the forefront of leading songs with different types of uniforms to eulogize aspirants and candidates in elections who are often their male counterparts, while most women who contest political posts are manipulated and frustrated out from the race by the male stakeholders who mostly hold key party positions.
Similarly, youths who should be an element of peace and development are usually portrayed by the media as objects of thuggery while the people with disabilities have low or even no representation because of limitations of their physical appearance making them the most ostracized during elections, either as voters or candidates.
However, the inclusion of women, youths and people with disabilities in the electoral system will undoubtedly create a just, fair and equitable society, promote peace and enhance human cohesion.
To achieve this, it behoves on broadcast media to go out of their comfort zones to hear and air the views of these groups over that of the majority who govern the system.
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, as an election umpire has set machinery in motion especially for people with disabilities through the provision of magnifying glasses, braille papers and special voting queues.
These should adequately be monitored and publicized for the people with disabilities to have more confidence in the capacity of INEC and serve as an encouragement for them to participate in future elections.
Pieces of evidence abound that the opportunities provided by INEC to incorporate people with disabilities in the electoral process are still faced with some challenges.
For example, during the last governorship election, the EC30C Form provided for people with disabilities was not adequately utilized by ad-hoc staff because of complaints of inadequate time resulting in some polling units recording zero for people with disabilities.
The broadcast medium being the most accessible to the larger population should put INEC on its toes in ensuring that adequate provision was made in the process to allow this category of people exercise their franchise.
It is also important that media organisations give more coverage to women and youths by promoting policies and programmes that would give spaces for equity in social development.
The media should desist from derogatory phases that could further lead to injury on the emotions and interests of this group of people.
It is also believed that the extension of polling units across the country would further improve participation of women, youths and people with disabilities but the media has a duty to hold the electoral body responsible regarding the implementation of its policies not only on paper but in reality for the benefit of the people.
As part of efforts to engage the student community in the campaign against cybercrime, the Ibadan Zonal Commander of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Assistant Commander of the EFCC, Kanu Idagu, has advised the youth to desist from cybercrime, warning that it could ruin their lives.
He gave this charge on Thursday, October 7, 2021, while delivering a lecture on Information and Communication Technology and Social Order at the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ibadan.
Kanu who was represented by the Head of Economic Governance of the Command, Chief Superintendent of the EFCC, David Nkpe, defined cybercrime as any form of an illegal act perpetrated by using the internet and other electronic means to obtain money from unsuspecting victims.
He advised the youths to focus on self-development and redirect their energy into positive activities that will benefit them and society. “It is better to start humble and grow steadily than spend time in jail. Be content, work hard and you will definitely get to the top,” he said.
According to him, the EFCC is exploring all avenues to dissuade Nigerians from embracing corrupt practices in order not to dent the country’s reputation. He said the Commission was ready to collaborate with all stakeholders to find ways of encouraging the students to use their youthful energies in a positive manner, adding that there are enormous opportunities through the internet.
He said the youths should realize that cybercrime has effects that could destroy their future.
Kanu expressed dismay that some families openly encourage the criminal activities of their children because of the benefits they derive from such activities and then justify it with the high rate of unemployment and poverty in Nigeria.
He assured that the Commission remains steadfast in its determination to reduce cybercrime to the barest minimum in the country.
The Head of Department, Professor E. Nwokocha thanked the EFCC for considering the invitation and bringing the practical lessons to bear in the students’ experience. “This will no doubt serve as warning shots and equip the students to steer clear of these crimes and serve as the vanguard for social order,” he stated.
Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has urged Nigerians, especially the youths to concentrate their efforts on building a favourable nation for all citizens, irrespective of the tribal, religious and political affiliations.
Governor Abiodun made the plea at a Special Parade to mark the 61st National Day Celebration of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
The governor encouraged the youths to be self assured, creatively involved and open-minded towards enhancing national development.
While calling on policy makers to provide the conducive environment for the people to harness their potential to move the country forward, Prince Abiodun said his administration would continue to formulate people-friendly policies and implement valuable programmes.
Also, a former military Administrator of the Ogun State, Retired Navy Commodore Kayode Olofinmoyin advised the state government to give priority to the education sector in the bid to safeguard the future for the younger generation.
In a remark, a representative of the Civil Society groups, Mr. Yinka Folarin called on the federal government to strengthen the security architecture across the country.
Highlights of the occasion were symbolic washing of hands and presentation of gifts after the special parade by the Armed forces, the Nigerian Police} , representatives of Labour and trade unions as well as schools pupils from different parts of the state.
Stakeholders at an, “Attitudinal Change Re-Orientation Programme for students of Tertiary Institution in Osun State,” want government to evolve and implement policies that would impact positively on the youths.
They made the call at a youth summit organized by the National Orientation Agency, NOA, at the Osun State College of Health Technology, Ilesa.
Our correspondent, Mojisola Oladele, was there for Radio Nigeria.
