Nigeria Senate holds Roundtable Session on Youth Unemployment and Development tomorrow.
As the saying goes that every responsible government is known for its rapid responsiveness to the plight of the people it governs, the Nigeria Senate through its leadership has shown strong interest in lifting the burden of the young generation.
It’s quite clear that the youth constitute the largest population in the world and any country that wants to make a headway must engage and include the younger generation in her scheme of things in the same way developed France, Britain, USA and many other countries of the world has done.
Logically, in the face of agitations and youth restiveness across the Nigerian state, and in a way to bring lasting solutions; the 8th Nigerian Senate has planned a round-table discuss with stakeholders in different sections and sectors of Nigeria in that regard.

The purpose of this roundtable is to review the efficacy of policies, programs and other interventions that are intended to reduce the political marginalization and support the development needs of today’s youth.
The Senate has invited the ministries, departments and agencies (MDA’s) that implement the federal government’s youth development and employment programs.
Also, CSO’s and private sector organizations that are on the frontlines of youth advocacy and program activities have been invited to participate.
Panelists will discuss their missions related to youth development and share insights about the issues they are facing with program implementation in the face of the current affairs affecting youth.
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