Written By: Ahmed Rufa’i inDutse
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Jigawa State, Mustapha Sule Lamido, has called on Nigerian youths to harness their potentials and contribute meaningfully to the development of the country.
Lamido made the call while speaking at the International Youth Day event organised by the Office of the PDP National Youth Leader at the party’s national headquarters in Abuja, where he attended as a special guest.
He also reiterated the message in a post on his official Facebook page, where he urged young Nigerians to remain patriotic, innovative and committed to the progress of the country.
The governorship candidate described Nigeria’s teeming youth population as a huge human capital asset capable of driving the country’s present and future development if properly harnessed.
According to him, the energy, creativity, skills and talents of young Nigerians could play a significant role in strengthening the economy and building a prosperous nation.
“Our teeming youths represent a huge human capital asset for Nigeria which can be harnessed for our present and future development,” Lamido said.
He urged young Nigerians to remain committed to developing themselves and making individual and collective efforts towards realising their potentials for the benefit of the country.
The PDP governorship candidate also stressed the need for youths to take advantage of opportunities available to them, saying their active participation was critical to Nigeria’s socio-economic progress.
Lamido commended the PDP National Youth Leader and the leadership of the party for organising the International Youth Day event, describing it as an important platform for recognising the role of young people in national development.
He said sustained investment in the youth would not only empower them economically but also position them as active contributors to Nigeria’s growth and future prosperity.
Lamido further encouraged Nigerian youths to remain focused, innovative and patriotic, assuring that their contributions could help shape a better future for the country.
