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UN, LEAP Africa urge greater youth inclusion in governance

UN, LEAP Africa urge greater youth inclusion in governance
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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, LEAP Africa and the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund have called for greater youth participation and inclusion in governance and economic decision-making to ensure young people contribute meaningfully to national development. “Nigeria’s youth represent 70 per cent of the population, and the future of this country depends on its youth.
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  • ✦She said the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund, established in 2021, had supported youth-led organisations through funding and capacity development, while strengthening young people’s capacity to drive social change.
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Wednesday:They made the call at the NYFF @ 5 Convening in Abuja on Wednesday, marking five years of supporting youth-led organisations across Nigeria through funding and capacity development.2027:With the 2027 general election approaching, Touré urged young Nigerians to actively participate in national conversations and ensure their perspectives help shape the country’s future.2021:She said the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund, established in 2021, had supported youth-led organisations through funding and capacity development, while strengthening young people’s capacity to drive social change.
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  • ✦The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, LEAP Africa and the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund have called for greater youth participation and inclusion in governance and economic decision-making to ensure young people contribute meaningfully to national development.
  • ✦“Nigeria’s youth represent 70 per cent of the population, and the future of this country depends on its youth.
  • ✦She said the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund, established in 2021, had supported youth-led organisations through funding and capacity development, while strengthening young people’s capacity to drive social change.
Key Facts:Wednesday: They made the call at the NYFF @ 5 Convening in Abuja on Wednesday, marking five years of supporting youth-led organisations across Nigeria through funding and capacity development.2027: With the 2027 general election approaching, Touré urged young Nigerians to actively participate in national conversations and ensure their perspectives help shape the country’s future.2021: She said the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund, established in 2021, had supported youth-led organisations through funding and capacity development, while strengthening young people’s capacity to drive social change.
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The UN, LEAP Africa, and the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund have called for greater youth inclusion in governance and economic decision-making in Nigeria.

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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, LEAP Africa and the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund have called for greater youth participation and inclusion in governance and economic decision-making to ensure young people contribute meaningfully to national development.

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They made the call at the NYFF @ 5 Convening in Abuja on Wednesday, marking five years of supporting youth-led organisations across Nigeria through funding and capacity development.

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