Ambassador Aliyu Bin Abbas, the Youth President and National Chairman of the National Youth Alliance (NYA), has returned to Nigeria after a successful tour of Africa, where he engaged in fruitful discussions with government officials and youth leaders across the continent.

According to a statement by Hon. Jacob Dickson, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the Youth President, Ambassador Abbas arrived in Lagos on Saturday afternoon, where he was warmly received by a group of enthusiastic young Nigerians. He spent time engaging with them, sharing inspiring words and listening to their concerns. He then proceeded to Kano, where he joined his family and other well-wishers to observe the Sallah celebration.

In Kano, he was warmly received by a delegation led by Engr. Kabiru Ahmad Kwalli, Kano State Chairman of NYA, who welcomed him back home. The delegation included various youth leaders and NYA members, eager to hear about his experiences and insights from his African engagements.

On Sunday, Ambassador Abbas, accompanied by the Kano State Chairman of NYA, the NYA Chairman of Dawakin Kudu LGA, Hon. Muhammad Sani Dawaki, and several other young Nigerians, including members of the Youth President Media Vanguard, attended the Eid Prayer at Ammar Bin Yasser Mosque. Afterwards, they visited Dawakin Kudu General Hospital, where the Youth President interacted with patients and staff, and donated cash and gift items to support their well-being.

Ambassador Abbas's return is expected to bring fresh momentum to the NYA's initiatives, inspiring young Nigerians to participate in nation-building and development. His dedication to youth empowerment and Pan-African cooperation has solidified his position as a leading voice for young people in Nigeria and beyond.

The National Youth Alliance is poised to continue driving positive change, empowering Nigerian youth to shape their future and contribute to a brighter Africa.