MAAP: THE GAME CHANGER

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YOUTHS INCLUSIVENESS IN GOVERNANCE

By Comr. Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda

The Nigerian youth has experienced a lots of storms over the years ranging from one Administration to another as a result of total lack of vision and prosperous future for the youth.

Although, current administration in Kwara State has come to bridge the gaps by giving youth sense of belonging and as well as promoting Youth inclusiveness in Governance as one of the Government transformative Agenda.


It's a great blessings for Moro to have Engr. Suleiman Rotimi Iliasu representing the good people of Moro and the interests of the youth in the State Executive Council (SEC), performing more exemplarily to the best interest of the youths across the State.

Arguably, Engr. Suleiman Rotimi Iliasu has brought dynamism to the system of representation and governance in Kwara State through his charismatic leadership skills and progressive ideas in Moro and the entire State. Confidentially, Engr. Suleiman Rotimi Iliasu is the source of aspirations for many youth today in Moro with his capabilities to handle issues more objectively, constructively and diplomatically.


One of the most important areas where people enjoys his prowess is in the area of youth inclusiveness in governance, capacity building and infrastructure developments. He has done his best to the extent that, nobody has ever match his achievements with his little glance in government, but we hope for more.


Although, many young-lad have been made from a conservative ideologies, and many of these leaders of tomorrow cannot reason themselves and in view of this, they work day-in day-out to stall progressive movements of a Young leader full of aspirations for better Moro. How I wish they know that, it's very imperative to work together at this juncture to achieve a common goal that will definitely progress Moro Local Government, so we shift our ground and away from negligence, extortion, and abandonment we have been battling with over the years.


The future of the world belongs to the educated races, likewise the future of Moro Local Government belongs to the well oriented youth armed with a burning desire for a greater Moro through unity, oneness and tolerance.

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