Nothing has changed so far. But this display president, things have genuinely changed a lot in the diaspora for us,” he said.
He called on youths to endorse Tinubu for another term, arguing that continuity would let in progress projects and programmes to be implemented.
“I suppose this is the time for us to provide our president the possibility for the second time so that what he is doing, the implementation that he is doing,” Igbasan said.
On infrastructure, he said roads and other development projects were crucial to nationwide growth.
“You cannot create this nation excluding infrastructure,” he said, citing South Africa and China as examples of countries where infrastructure had contributed to development.
Igbasan too urged eligible young Nigerians to receive their Permanent Voter Cards and contribute peacefully in elections.
“The PVC has come.
The City Boy Movement West Africa Administrator, Olatunde Igbasan, has urged Nigerian youths to use their platforms to encourage the country and shun electoral violence.
Igbasan, who too identified himself as the APC Youth Network West Africa Director General, made the contact during an Independence Day walk organised to grade Nigeria’s 66th Independence anniversary and the APC Youth Week in West Africa.
He urged young Nigerians to employ their mold positively rather than attract in activities that could damage the country’s image.
“We can utilize our platform for independent things, to advertise our nation, rather than to demarcate the country you have come from,” he said.
Igbasan furthermore expressed assist for President Bola Tinubu’s administration, saying the government had brought changes Nigerians in the diaspora could see.
“We have past presidents. Their children are not in this country,” he said.
Igbasan encouraged youths dissatisfied using government policies to involve in politics and contribute their skills to nationwide development.
“If you said the government is not doing well, come and connect the party. You must belong to a culture. You have to launch now,” he said.
Igbasan continued urged Nigerians to assist resolve the country’s challenges rather than constrain their participation to criticizing those in government.
“We attention that we cannot receive everything 100%. We have leaders that have come and gone. But then you don’t contact for to go out there and tell this party is not helpful,” he said.
He concluded by calling for continued support for the Tinubu administration.
“In as much as he is on the throne, we contact for to support him to conclude what he is doing,” Igbasan said.
Additionally speaking at the walk, the Senior Significant Assistant to the Lagos Declare Governor on Civic Engagement, Ruth Ayomide, expressed assist for Tinubu and challenged opposition aspirants to account for their records in earlier society offices.
Ayomide said the walk was organised to celebrate nationwide unity, transfer forward and prosperity, whereas encouraging youth participation in civic and political activities.
“We planned the walk in favour of celebrating the unity, the shift forward and the prosperity of the country,” she said.
She described his participation as component of his civic responsibility in Lagos Status and mobilisation activities.
“As the SSA Civic Engagement, it is portion of our civic responsibility in Lagos Status and moreover as portion of mobilisation,” she said.
Go and gain your PVC,” he said.
He advised youths to leave polling areas once casting their votes, as remaining could disclose them to violence.
“On the day of the election, the moment you cast your vote, please go home,” he said.
He too cautioned young Nigerians against allowing themselves to be used by politicians or activists to participate in violent protests.
“Those humans telling you to stay there, when this riot comes, they went assist to their houses. Demonstrate your skill,” he said.
He urged young Nigerians to put to utilize their education and expertise to sectors such as transportation and mining.
“What you have learned in school, bring it on board. Go to your ward.
Source: City Boy Movement urges youths to promote Nigeria, shun violence
