Nigeria Youth Liberation Forum

Part 2 One of the more enduring challenges for leadership in Africa remains the example of Nelson Mandela, a man fired by the zeal for his fatherland. At great personal risk, he put his life on the line to salvage his people from bondage to colonialism, apartheid, poverty and want. He paid a great price - nearly thirty years in the gulag, dehumanized, brutalized, scandalized and thoroughly traumatized. With great patience, candor and humility, he paid his dues. The day came that he swept to victory on a groundswell of the people’s vote. The despised last citizen soon became the first citizen. He assumed power as President of the Republic of South Africa without any bitterness, without any hint of vindictiveness, and without any thought of revenge. He became the glue that held his nation together, a symbol that inspired young and old to great nobility of character and personality. Such was his popularity that if he wanted to be President for life, it was easily within his grasp. But ...

THE GOSPEL OF NOT TOO YOUNG TO RULE ACCORDING TO PROF NANSHIN EMMANUEL NANSAK Part 1 "Youth are a transformative force; they are creative, resourceful and enthusiastic agents of change be it in public squares or cyberspace." United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon The definitions of youth vary across states, nations,cultures and among international organizations. Today’s youth generation is the largest ever, with over 50% of the world under 25 years of age. The vast majorities of young people live in developing countries( e.g Nigeria), and close to half live on less than $2 a day. After 2015, the ‘youth bulge’ in developing countries is likely to start leveling off. This means that there is a limited window of time in which to reap the so-called ‘demographic dividend’ presented by this large, youthful population. For this to happen young people around the world must grow up to be healthy, educated, employed, empowered and politically active citizens who have financia...

NYLF is having its presence in the 36states of the federation Stakeholders and active youths are currently been selected in each state.... Moreover we are yet to select a leader in some states. In such states strong deliberations are currently ongoing Contact us - Mail -nyfl4betternigeria@gmail.com ☎-+2348146011279, +234 813 656 8851 Address - 12, Road E, Ogo oluwakitan Estate, Labori Oloja, via Likosi, Sagamu LG, Ogun State 1.Dr Tosin Akindutire (National Coordinator ) In every situation lies opportunities, In every life encounter lies a secret knowledge. Tosin Akindutire will always bring out the hiding knowledge in life challenges. I have a background knowledge and skill of administration. With vast experience on administrative job. I am a banker by academic qualification but a core administrator by experience. An associate member of chartered institute of administration and also an associate member of Institute of chartered economics. I have passion for creativity...

📰 *SQ5*: *INEC Fixes February 16, 2019 For Presidential Election* The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has fixed Saturday, February 16, 2019 for the presidential and National Assembly elections. The electoral body made the announcement via its official Twitter handle on Thursday, stating that the election is exactly 505 days away from today. It added that the gubernatorial and state assembly elections and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) council elections will hold on March 2, 2019. INEC also announced that the timetable and schedule of activities for the Ekiti and Osun gubernatorial elections will be released on Thursday, October 5. posted from Bloggeroid

Olu James Omosule (Presidential Aspirant) My name is Olu James Omosule, and if you don't know who I am, I would not be surprised. I am a board member of Scope America Outreach. I am also a concerned citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, deeply loyal to its progressive democratic ideals. Those ideals are currently being threatened. To prevent them, we need to understand our politics as well as possible. I am actively involved with current affairs around the world. I am seeking the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to continue to strengthen democracy, work towards making Nigeria a better country for our youth, local businesses and all citizens. I will offer amazing infrastructure, excellent schools, affordable housing and special incentives to encourage businesses and industry around the globe to locate in Nigeria. The Nigerian elites have been fighting a culture war. The main battlefield is the brain. At stake is what Nigeria is to be. Their go...

*"Need for Restructuring in Nigeria and call for integral unity"* Recently, there has been various call for restructuring as well as unity in Nigeria. As requests are from young minds although some join in the market's noise without a deep understanding on the need for restructuring. Some even fail to see wrong in the situation of our dear country in the hand of the adult dictators and clueless politicians. Restructuring is needed but, not only as perceived. The restructuring needed is beyond regional Equality but we need to restructure the "as usual" mentality ruling our activities of life. If leaders are persuaded to do what's right, followers shouldn't be left out as well in electing active bones into power without reckoning on inducement for exchange of rights. Before now, it's usually "youths to rig and elders to rule" which has led to the lose of future of several so called "future leaders". And this is why *Niger...

Nigeria Youth Liberation Forum was founded on the 23rd of April 2011. In other to serve as an advocate for the youth and the masses at large.... Aims and Objectives of NYLF (1) To enlighten the populace and mainly thevyouth about representation and methods by which individuals, group, and communities can effectively participate in local, state, regional, National and Global politics. (2) Coming together for mobilization of voters to get people out to the polling booth by persuading them of the importance of casting their votes. (3) To bridge the gap and create a link of communication between leaders and the communities . 4) To influence policy making and synthesize the demands of the community with the government at all levels of governance. 5) To create a platform for debating between all contesting candidates at all levels that will allow voters to make conscious decision irrespective of political party. 6. To give concrete and constructive support to all viable ...