Gbajabiamila Urges Nigerian Youths to Put Country First
The Chief of Staff says Nigeria's future depends on young people embracing service, responsibility, and national unity.
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Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, has urged young Nigerians to put the country first, saying the nation's future depends on a generation willing to serve, take responsibility, and contribute to national development.
Speaking at a retreat organised by the Pro-Tinubu City Boy Movement, Gbajabiamila emphasised the importance of unity and collective action in building a stronger Nigeria.
He also defended the Tinubu administration's economic reforms, arguing that the policies are beginning to restore macroeconomic stability and improve investor confidence despite the short-term challenges experienced by many Nigerians.
The Director-General of the Pro-Tinubu City Boy Movement said the organisation aims to mobilise 10 million young voters in support of President Bola Tinubu's re-election bid in 2027 through a nationwide grassroots campaign.
The retreat formed part of the group's broader efforts to strengthen youth participation in politics and expand support for the administration ahead of the next general election.
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