Metro
NANS President Calls for Equal Opportunities For Nigerian Youths

National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) President, Comrade Akinteye Babatunde Afeez, has called for equal opportunities for Nigerian youths, irrespective of their backgrounds, locations or economic circumstances….
National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) President, Comrade Akinteye Babatunde Afeez, has called for equal opportunities for Nigerian youths, irrespective of their backgrounds, locations or economic circumstances.
Afeez made the call while delivering a goodwill message at the 2026 International Youth Day programme held at the Nigeria Police Resource Centre, Jabi, Abuja.
The event, organised by the Nigeria Police Force around the theme, “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” was attended by the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, senior police officers and other stakeholders.
The NANS president said the common aspiration of Nigerian youths, despite their diverse circumstances, was the opportunity to build meaningful and prosperous futures.
He said young Nigerians needed access to quality education, gainful employment, opportunities to develop their talents and an enabling environment where hard work could translate into success.
“ Our backgrounds, geography or financial circumstances should never determine how far a young Nigerian can go,” Afeez said, stressing the need for a more equitable society where young people could explore and realise their potential.
He commended the Inspector-General of Police for initiating the programme, describing it as an important demonstration of the Police Force’s recognition of youths and students as critical stakeholders in Nigeria’s present and future.
According to him, the programme was particularly significant as the first of its kind, providing a dedicated platform for the Police to engage young Nigerians on their aspirations, challenges and contributions to nation-building.
Afeez expressed optimism that initiatives of such nature would deepen trust, understanding and collaboration between the Police and the younger generation.
He also reaffirmed his commitment, as NANS president, to strengthening partnerships that promote the welfare, security, education and development of Nigerian students and youths.

“Different contexts, indeed, but common aspirations. Our responsibility is to ensure that every young Nigerian has a fair opportunity to succeed,” he said.

Politics7 days agoOver 200 Boko Haram Terrorists Are Moving To Attack Military Camp In Buni Yadi As Rockets Target Troops; IED Threat Raises Travel Concerns
Metro7 days ago“Publishing His Name Is Subject To The Final Outcome Of A Court Order” — INEC Leaves Gwarzo Off Updated Kano Governorship List
Metro7 days ago“The Election Must Hold As Scheduled” — INEC Chairman Rules Out Postponement Of 2027 General Elections
Metro7 days ago“Ebola Outbreak Is Not Yet Under Control” — Africa CDC Warns As Confirmed Cases Exceed 10,200, Death Toll Surpasses 5,000
Metro6 days ago“They Beat Me Like A Criminal” — Sowore Recounts Ekiti Attack As Govt Denies Involvement, Calls For Police Investigation
Metro7 days ago“Sowore’s Whereabouts Remain Unknown” — Armed Men Allegedly Abduct AAC Presidential Candidate In Ado-Ekiti, Damage Vehicles And Restaurant
Metro7 days ago“21 Exotic Vehicles Affected, No Life Lost” — LASEMA Confirms Lagos Mechanic Workshop Fire, Averts Disaster At Nearby Filling Station
Metro7 days ago“We Know What They Did And How They Did It, But I Don’t Know Why” — INEC Reveals Findings On AI-Generated Photos In Voters’ Register


























