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Gemade Lauds Tinubu’s Commitment To Youth Development

News Investigators/ A former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP),   Barnabas Gemade, has lauded President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to youth development.

Mr Gemade, represented by Mr Frederick Ikyaan, Benue Commissioner for Land, Survey and Solid Minerals, said this at the inauguration of Directors, Youth Parliament for Renewed Hope (YPRH) in Abuja on Wednesday.

He described Tinubu as a development-oriented leader who is passionate about addressing the concerns of the youth.

Mr Gemade, who commended the youth parliament for taking the right step in supporting Tinubu, urged them to build a better future for all.

He called on the youth to help restore the image and integrity of Nigeria in among the comity of nations by being good Ambassadors.

Also speaking, the Speaker of the Youth Parliament for Renewed Hope (YPRH), Hussaini Alkali, affirmed his determination to advance the youth’s vision and mission.

Mr Alkali, who lauded Tinubu’s commitment to youth inclusion, urged all to work in synergy for a future where every Nigerian youth’s voice would be heard.

He said that the youth parliament is driven by integrity and action to advance leadership development and national unity.

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