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Youth Policy

Youth Policy

The Labour Party recognizes that, youths are not only future leaders, but also present stakeholders, therefore the Party shall create enabling environment four our youth that’ would positively channel their energies potentials towards development.

The Youth Policy of the party shall be to:

Encourage and guarantee mass participation of youths as a cardinal programme of leadership evolution in Nigeria.
Adopt and develop policies and programmes that create more employment opportunities in the public and private sectors for our youths
Mobilize and re-orientate the Nigerian youths towards patriotic ends and the creation of a national network of solidarity, which eschews drug abuse culture, secret cultism and other prevalent social vices that our youth have been exposed to with dire consequences for national development.
Create better liaison between government and private youth development organisations to provide and monitor youth development programmes for effective implementation.
Intensify support of and the restructuring as well as strengthening the national Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Schemes, to make it more relevant to meeting national needs and aspirations.
Ensure standard recreational facilities as back up for youth development programmes.
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