On Friday, the All Progressives Congress (APC) Lagos State branch said that President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda focuses on young, something the opposition has been ignoring and misleading for years.
Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, it was emphasized, is a live example of visionary leadership and is based on the empowerment of Nigerian youth. It is not a political phrase.
“Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has shown a rare and consistent belief in the energy, intellect, and innovation of young Nigerians for decades,” stated Mogaji Seye Oladejo, the spokesperson for the party’s state arm.
His political ideology, from Lagos to Abuja, has been unmistakable: develop the next generation, believe in their abilities, and watch as they change society. The current national renaissance in Nigeria is based on the same principle.
After making hollow promises to the youth, Tinubu is now guaranteeing generational empowerment, according to Oladejo.
President Tinubu has established tangible frameworks for youth development, such as the Digital Innovation Support Fund, NITDA Talent Hunt, 3MTT, and CreditCorp, while others have just made token gestures in this regard, according to a statement released by Oladejo.
Furthermore, the administration’s renewed emphasis on providing free technical education nationwide is aimed at empowering young people and encouraging entrepreneurship. This is not charity; rather, it is an investment in the future of Nigeria’s workforce, in skills, and in innovation.
“President Tinubu is fostering a generation of Nigerians who are not waiting for handouts but are instead generating value, wealth, and opportunities for others by providing opportunities for young people to pick up practical skills and launch businesses.”
Tinubu has boldly reinvented the old political cliché that “the future belongs to the youth,” according to Oladejo, who noted that the future is now rather than tomorrow.
The future is now, not tomorrow, according to his Renewed Hope Agenda, he declared.
He continued, saying: “The President has put young Nigerians at the center of governance through his cabinet choices and policy initiatives. As he has demonstrated, young inclusion is a strategy for national greatness rather than an act of kindness.
The vitality of our youth is now being properly utilized as a national resource, not being squandered or neglected.
The opposition that has been ignoring young people for years now attempts to mislead them with flimsy activities and catchphrases on social media, which is ironic.
The real truth is that the kids of Nigeria are more intelligent than the propaganda. They have observed who actually makes investments in their future and who only pays attention to them during election seasons.
