AsThe world marks International Youth Day today, the Nigerian Youth Council in Europe (NYCN-Europe Region) has sounded a clarion call to the Nigerian government to prioritize the welfare of its citizens, particularly the youth.
According to Amb Collins Idahosa, Governor of NYCN-Europe Region, over 60% of Nigerian youths are suffering and it is imperative that the government takes concrete steps to ease their burden.
“We cannot help but think of the struggles and challenges faced by our people back home. Our government must prioritize the welfare of its citizens, particularly the youth, and create opportunities for them to thrive,” Idahosa said in a statement to commemorate the day.
Idahosa, who is also the first Governor is leading the council 61st anniversary and Congress in Madrid, Spain come August 23, urged all youths in the diaspora to attend the event. He described it as a “watershed moment” in the history of NYCN-Europe, where members will gather to chart a new course for the organization and the community.
“This event promises to be a momentous occasion for us to come together, share our experiences, and learn from each other. Let us use this platform to discuss the challenges we face and find solutions to the problems that affect us,” he added.
The NYCN-Europe Region leader commended the efforts of Amb. Sukubo Sara-Igbe Sukubo, President of NYCN, for promoting the interests of Nigerian youths and advancing the development of the country.
“Together, we can make a difference. Together, we can build a brighter future for ourselves and for generations to come,” Idahosa concluded.
His Full Message:
“Today, we celebrate International Youth Day, a day set aside by the United Nations to recognize the importance of young people in shaping the future of our world. As we mark this occasion, we reflect on the theme of this year’s celebration and the role we can play in creating a better world for all.
“As the Governor, leading the Nigerian Youth Council in Europe (NYCN-Europe Region), I am proud to represent the vibrant and dynamic youth community in the diaspora. Our organization has been a beacon of hope and a platform for Nigerian youths in Europe to come together, share ideas, and work towards the development of our motherland.
“As we approach our 61st anniversary and Congress in Madrid, Spain on August 23, I charge all youths in the diaspora to attend this momentous occasion. This event promises to be a watershed moment in the history of NYCN-Europe, as we gather to chart a new course for our organization and our community. It is an opportunity for us to come together, share our experiences, and learn from each other.
“I extend warm greetings and commendations to our brothers and sisters at home, led by Amb. Sukubo Sara-Igbe Sukubo, the President of NYCN. Your tireless efforts to promote the interests of Nigerian youths and advance the development of our country are truly commendable.
“However, as we celebrate International Youth Day, we cannot help but think of the struggles and challenges faced by our people back home. Over 60% of Nigerian youths are suffering, and it is imperative that our government takes concrete steps to ease their burden. We call on the Nigerian government to prioritize the welfare of its citizens, particularly the youth, and create opportunities for them to thrive.
“To all youths in the diaspora, I urge you to attend our 61st anniversary and Congress in Madrid, Spain. Let us come together to shape the future of our organization and our community. Let us use this platform to discuss the challenges we face and find solutions to the problems that affect us.
“Together, we can make a difference. Together, we can build a brighter future for ourselves and for generations to come.
“Long live NYCN-Europe! Long live Nigerian youths!
Signed,
Amb Collins Idahosa
Governor, NYCN-Europe Region
