Kwara Govt Advises Youths on Nation Building, Unity

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The  Kwara State Commissioner for Youths Development Amb. Hon. Shehu Usman Ndanusa (Centre) and members of the Kwara Central APC Youths Stakeholders 2027 Movement, during a courtesy visit to his office today in Ilorin.




The Kwara State Government has called on youths in the State to be committed to nation building by engaging in acts needed for a united and progressive society.

The State Commissioner for Youths Development, Amb. Hon. Shehu Usman Ndanusa noted this while receiving members of the Kwara Central APC Youths Stakeholders 2027 Movement, today in his office. 

He advised them to be well acquainted with the responsibilities and efforts of the government in addressing societal needs, programmes and initiatives directed towards improving the lives of Kwara youths.

The Commissioner urged them to engage in community development programmes and support government-led initiatives that would benefit the society.

He hammered on the need for them to be focused and  loyal to the government, noting that their efforts would be duly rewarded.

Amb. Ndanusa commended the State Governor, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for his commitment to youths development through various initiatives and programmes. 

The Convener of the group, Comrade Aremu Yusuf, expressed his gratitude to the government and assured the administration of their continued support and dedication.


Oluwafemi Samuel Adeoye

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