https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAEN5FtAuIA


Following the spate of unemployment , corruption and insecurity in the country, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) raised a conversion with young Nigerians about Nigeria, on strategic ways on how to improve the lives and betterment of Nigerians, with key emphasis on the youths.

The discussion with Deputy Secretary General of United Nation @aminajmohammed, The Nigerian Minister of Youths @sundaydaresd, the Nigerian Minister of Women Affairs @damepaulinektallen and other fellow Youth Leaders across Nigeria and in the diaspora lend their voices on how to improve the country and other agenda setting.

According to one of the discussants and a popular youth leaders, Kingsley Obiukwu, he speaks on how Nigeria could harness the power of its youthfulness and also ensure that the very important population are not left behind or sidelined as they #BuildForwardBetter.

He stressed on the high rate of unemployment and the insecurity in Nigeria, adding that before these could be addressed, "We as a nation need to have a working system we can trust.
A working system that would make people and most importantly the leaders understand that there would be REAL repercussions to there every action. Especially, when corruption is involved!" He stated in during the live session.


He further went down to talk about risk the high rate of unemployment poses to the nation and why it must be combatted immediately.

"I gave an example of the movie produced by @charlesofplay called: Rattle Snake (2020). In the movie; how one factor (unemployment) linked all the criminals up. Most importantly, how a particular character called "Egbe" was recruited into being a criminal."

He also emphasized on how the movie horror could be the reality of today's Nigeria, if the high rate of unemployment isn't tackled with sincerity and for the love of the Nigerian people and the youths in particular.


https://m.guardian.ng/news/undp-obiukwu-speaks-on-insecurity-unemployment-corruption/