the time for change is now. let us be an agent of change and say no to corruption and clueless ness.

Professional Youth for
Good Governance of Nigeria (PYGGN), said on Friday
that the youth group wanted good governance from
all political leaders across the country.
The National President of the group, Mr Tunde
Daromosu, said this in Ilorin after a one-Kilometer
walk organised to demand for good governance in
the country.
"PYGGN is concerned about the Nigerian State and
we want the country to remain after the 2015 general
elections.
“We want prosperity for Nigeria, we want good
governance.
“We want to partner with the Federal, State and local
government, to give back to the society the expected
change and development.
“Nigeria is not supposed to be in the situation it is
today,” Daromosu said.
He said the country was endowed with every
resource God has given to man, in human capital and
capability, including abundant natural resources.
Daromosu said that what the country needed now
was to get it right at the top, which is the leadership
level.
“This is a movement that has just started, we are not
hooligans; we are professionals, educated by
Nigerian parents.
“We want to give back to our society the best of
ideas and knowledge that we have acquired through
our learning in school and experiences in life.
“We have gathered ourselves to give support to our
governments by providing an alternative to the ideas
they have.
“We have concept, we want to marry public
administration to public service,” he added.
The National Coordinator of the group, Nasiru
Abdulquadri, described one of the challenges facing
the country’s youth as lack of support for their
aspirations.
“The problem the Nigerian youth have is that there is
no conducive environment for them to strive because
everyone is prioritizing money and there is no
exemplary leadership.
“The only way the youth can get it right is to have
leaders with a vision, that is worth being pursuied by
the youth," Abdulquardri said. The national publicity secretary of PYGGN Olawale Mohammed asserted that the only way forward for Nigeria is to get our rule of Law right and vote out corruption in our system, the government should create an enabling environment for all to thrive.
The walk took off from the Ahmadu Bello Way,
through the Muritala Muhammed Way, to the front of
the Kwara State Ministry of Works, Ilorin.

nice article. A lesson to learn from.

wonderful write up.. our youth need to start thinking out of the box. The sky is just the starting point.

Why is the president on a private visit to Lagos state?

Wonderful speech by pastor Chris.. It is about moving forward not going backward.