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Why Youth Participation In Politics Matters More Than Ever In Nigeria

In a country where over 60% of the population is under 30, youth involvement in politics is no longer optional it’s essential. Yet, despite being the majority, young Nigerians are often sidelined in political decisions that directly affect their future.

Thanks to social media and digital tools, the youth now have a platform to organize, mobilize, and speak out. Movements like #EndSARS proved that the Nigerian youth are not only aware but powerful when united.

But it can’t end with hashtags. Real impact happens when young people register to vote, contest for office, and hold leaders accountable beyond social media.

The change Nigeria needs won’t come from recycling the same old faces. It’ll come from fresh voices and that starts with youth stepping up.

If Nigeria’s future belongs to the youth, then they must boldly take charge of it not tomorrow, but now.

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Zainab Salaam

I’m Zainab, a dedicated and hardworking individual with a passion for learning and growth. Currently completing my BSc in Biology Education, I am eager to expand my knowledge and skills, especially in areas like public health and education. I’m motivated by challenges and committed to making a positive impact in my career and community. I value honesty, perseverance, and continuous self-improvement.


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