Management Team Leader of YEDA, Muhammad Abdullahi Sule,has formally declared his intention to contest for the position of Chairman, National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) Kano State Chapter. The election is scheduled to take place on March 27, 2025.
As a contender for the NYCN Kano State Chairmanship, Muhammad Abdullahi Sule has pledged to prioritize youth empowerment, leadership development, and community engagement. His vision aligns with the NYCN’s mission to promote youth development and empowerment in Nigeria
In his declaration speech, Sule emphasized his passion for youth empowerment, leadership development, and community engagement. He highlighted his experience in youth development programs, leadership roles, and community service, which he believes have equipped him with the necessary skills and strategic mindset to lead the NYCN effectively.
Muhammad’s vision for the NYCN Kano State Chapter is to build a dynamic, inclusive, and progressive youth community that is empowered, engaged, and equipped for leadership and economic prosperity. His strategic focus areas include:
– *Youth Empowerment & Leadership Development*: Collaborating with stakeholders to facilitate mentorship, leadership training, and advocacy for youth inclusion in governance.
– *Entrepreneurship & Economic Empowerment*: Partnering with financial institutions and government agencies to provide funding, job placements, and vocational training for young entrepreneurs.
– *Education & Skill Development*: Facilitating scholarships, career workshops, and digital literacy training to equip youths for the future.
Further more Sule has called for support and partnership from stakeholders and youth, emphasizing the need for a collective effort to build a stronger, more prosperous youth community in Kano State.
The National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) is a youth organization established in 1964, with the primary goal of promoting youth development and empowerment in Nigeria. The organization has 36 state chapters, including Kano State, and is affiliated with international organizations such as the World Assembly of Youth and the Pan-African Youth Union.