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2023: 57 youth groups endorse Osinbajo


The 2023 presidential ambition of vice president Yemi Osinbajo received a major boost recently following his endorsement by about 57 youth coalition groups.


The youth coalitions in a statement issued at the end of their meeting with the major Coordinating group for the Osinbajo presidency, The Progressive Project(TPP), on Monday in Abuja, also pledged to mobilize their members to ensure the actualization of the task.

A coalition groups which included students, under the aegis of National Coalition of Nigerian Youths and students said their resolved to endorse Vice President Yemi Osinbajo was part of their strategy to send a message that Nigerian youth cannot afford to remain indifferent to the nation’s political process and its future.


 The coalition according to the statement, signed by Festus Ofume, described professor Yemi Osinbajo  as the best qualified for the office of the President, adding that “with his intellectual accomplishment, empathy for the younger generation, understanding of the economy and the fact that he has the experience of being an acting President and Vice President with uncompromised passion to consolidate on the achievements of the last seven years.

“Being the most viable candidate for the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, we shall, in the best of today’s youth and coming generations, strive towards the election of Professor Yemi Osinbajo SAN, GCON as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria come 2023,” 

The groups noted further that “At our enlarged meeting held at Abuja on the 10″ day of January, 2022, we unanimously endorse Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON as our candidate for the top job of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for the 2023 general elections; we came to this conclusion after due consultation nationwide and after a thorough assessment of all he has done over the past seven years. 

“Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is not only the best qualified among all the names being mentioned as potential aspirants; he is also the most qualifies in terms of practical potentials towards redressing issues of deep concern such as the rule of law and unemployment; he has consistently demonstrated deep passion for impactful economic policies and we all know a bit about his roles in the Economic Recovery and Growth Project (ERGP) and other policies targeting macro-economic stability and restoration of economic growth,” Ofume stated. 

The NACOYS communique also emphasized the necessity for power shift from North to South and the need to pick an experienced and competent person from the north as a running mate towards ensuring further consolidation of Nigeria’s unity as realization of collective aspirations for progress, peace and development.

  “After scrutinizing the current challenges of the country and the pertinent efforts and roles played by Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON towards containing these challenges, we are firmly confident about his capacity to address all the challenges the country is currently facing, if given the chance to serve in the capacity of Commander in Chief and the Chief Executive Officer of the country. 

“After due consideration and a nationwide sampling of opinions among the youths and students across Nigeria’s six geo-political zones, we came to the firm conclusion that Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON is a well-liked and highly acceptable figure to people across the country; we are in no doubt that he is best qualified to foster national unity and quench the incessant aggressive quest for self-determination and demarcation of Nigeria,” the coalition stated. 

The statement listed the youth groups to include, North Central Youth Assembly of Nigeria,(NCYAN), ECOWAS YouthParliament, Kwara Youth,Movement, Association of Northern NigeriaStudents, Arewa Youth And, Students Assembly, (AYASA),  Arewa YouthParliament (AYP), National YouthProgressive Front Usman Mubarak8 Sir Ahmadu Bello, Youth Council ofNigeria ( ABYCN),National Association of University Students, (NAUS), Nigeria Good Governance and Transparency Initiative among many others

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