International Youth Day: Hon.Chinazam Ike Calls For Greater Investment In Nigeria’s Youth



The Vice Presidential Candidate of the Action Democratic Party (ADP), Hon. Chinazam Ike, has congratulated Nigerian youths on the occasion of International Youth Day, urging government and stakeholders to make youth empowerment, skills development and employment a national priority.

He expressed this in a statement signed by his Media team, made available to journalists in Kaduna on Wednesday August  12, 2026.

Hon. Ike stressed that Nigeria’s youth are not merely leaders of tomorrow, but partners and leaders of today, whose energy, creativity and innovation must be harnessed for national development.

He called for deliberate policies that create opportunities, promote entrepreneurship and ensure meaningful participation of young Nigerians in governance and nation-building.


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