THE Country Director, Global Peace Foundation Nigeria (GPFN), Rev. John Joseph Hayab, has urged youths of the country as stakeholders in the Nigeria project not to allow themselves to be used before, during and after the 2023 elections by greedy politicians to destabilise the good intentions of government of ensuring peaceful transition in the coming 2023 elections.
He charged them to see the future of Nigeria as their responsibilities as well as stability and the sustenance of political culture that engages al Nigerians as a family, irrespective of any differences for the development of the country.
Speaking through the Programme Manager, GPFN, Abdul Ahmed, in Kaduna at a town hall meeting of youth participation in politics organised by Justice, Development and Peace Caritas and Global Peace Foundation Nigeria, Rev. Hayab advised Nigerian youths not to allow themselves to be used to cause confusion for the future of the country, stressing, “The future of Nigeria squarely lies in the hands of the youths to judiciously guard it so that they will safeguard their future and later enjoy the fruit of their labour of an entity that will be seen as a big family that cannot be broken by any evil force.”
He said now is the time that the youths of the country should put aside any differences and work as a people that have a focus on how they want the future of the country to look like, by coming out in their large number to vote for candidates of their choices from the presidency to the House of Assembly.