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The rise of youth participation in Nigerian politics
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125 days agoThe Rise of Youth Participation in Nigerian Politics
In recent years, Nigerian youths have increasingly become active in politics, challenging the old order dominated by older generations. Movements like #NotTooYoungToRun have pushed for laws that lower the age limits for political office, enabling more young people to contest elections.
This shift has brought fresh ideas and energy to the political scene, with young politicians focusing on technology, education, and job creation. Youth participation also promotes greater accountability and transparency, as they demand better governance.
However, challenges remain, including political intimidation and limited funding. Despite this, the growing involvement of young Nigerians signals a hopeful future where the voices of the majority population can influence national decisions more directly.