Rise to save Nigeria, Atiku group tells youths

A political group, Atiku Support Group, has asked the youth to stop being bystanders while politicians plunder the resources of the country.

The group urged the young population to use the strength of their number to save the country and vote out bad leaders.

The National Publicity Secretary of the group, Dr El Mo Victor, spoke in a statement on Thursday commemorating the International Youth Day.

He lamented that despite the youth constituting 70 per cent of the population, the present regime of the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) had not been utilizing their assets.

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“Pre 2015, only 7.8% of the youth have no jobs. In the last six years of the APC Buhari-led government, youth unemployment skyrocketed to 53.4%, an astronomical and world record-breaking increase of almost 600%. This is obviously a recipe for disaster. A nation that failed to invest in its young people is only inviting destruction upon itself.

“On a day like this, we call on young Nigerians to understand the enormous power they have in their hands to shape the destiny of Nigeria and to determine who become leaders of this great nation that is begging to be salvaged from the clutches of the All Progressive Congress and maladministration by the President Muhammadu Buhari government.

“The youth cannot afford to continue to be bystanders and continue to bear the consequences of the maladministration of the APC Buhari-led government. We encourage every youth to get involved actively in deciding the future of this great nation. Get your permanent voters card because your vote is your power,” the statement added.

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