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City Boy Movement urges youths to promote Nigeria, shun violence

The City Boy Movement has urged Nigerian youths to use their platforms to promote the country, shun electoral violence, and support President Tinubu’s admi Read More: https://punchng.com/city-boy-movement-urges-youths-to-promote-nigeria-shun-violence/

City Boy Movement urges youths to promote Nigeria, shun violence

The City Boy Movement, led by Olatunde Igbasan, has called upon Nigerian youths to leverage their influence to promote the country and discourage electoral violence. Speaking at an Independence Day walk commemorating Nigeria's 66th anniversary, Igbasan, also the APC Youth Network West Africa Director General, urged young Nigerians to utilize their platforms positively.

He emphasized the importance of national development, highlighting the significance of infrastructure projects, such as roads, for the nation's growth. Igbasan acknowledged the challenges and changes brought by President Bola Tinubu's administration, advocating for continued support to allow ongoing projects and programs to be implemented.

He advised eligible young Nigerians to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards and participate peacefully in elections, cautioning against remaining in polling areas after voting to avoid potential violence. Igbasan also cautioned against being manipulated by politicians or activists to engage in violent protests. He encouraged youths dissatisfied with government policies to join political parties and contribute their skills to national development.

He urged young Nigerians to apply their education and expertise to sectors like transportation and mining, emphasizing the importance of utilizing their knowledge to contribute to the nation's progress.

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