Alumni Duties Youth On Patriotism, Nation Building

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By Philip Yatai

The Alumni Association of Government Secondary School Garki, Area 10, Class of ‘94, has suggested Nigerian youths to be patriotic and take part actively in nation constructing as towards leaving the nation.

The Alumni President, Mr Festus Udoebor, gave the recommendation on the thirtieth reunion anniversary of sophistication of ’94, in Abuja, with the theme, “Building Patriotic Leaders for Tomorrow.”

Udoebor identified that the youths have a essential position to play in constructing the Nigeria of their dream, including nonetheless, that with out patriotism and dedication, such a dream would stay a mirage.

“Patriotism begins from being content material with what you’ve, which is able to encourage a constructive outlook and a want to contribute relatively than harbour desperation.

“Therefore, the youths must resist the urge to move to foreign countries but stay back and help in building a stronger nation by focusing on Nigeria’s untapped potential,” he mentioned.

The president acknowledged the present hardship triggered largely by the actions and inactions of self-serving people, however careworn that with dedication to nation-building, Nigeria’s financial potential could be unlocked for the advantage of all.

“By determination, commitment, and hard work, we can boost tourism and present a new face of Nigeria to the world,” he added.

Chairman of the Planning Committee, Dr Peter Olumuji, mentioned that the reunion was organised to share tales of non-public struggles and successes.

This, he mentioned, would encourage college students to present again to their communities.

“We’re here to build tomorrow’s leaders and encourage students to reject vices such as cultism and internet fraud and advise them to become the bridge between generations, promoting integrity and commitment to Nigeria,” he mentioned.

Acknowledging the financial challenges going through younger Nigerians, Olumuji expressed optimism in authorities efforts to create extra alternatives for the youths to thrive.

He notably mentioned that the quite a few initiatives by the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) had been already addressing crime and boosting youth employment. (NAN)

Edited by Muhammad Lawal