Group sensitizes 500 students on ‘Not-Too-Young-To-Run’ bill

The Community Action for Popular Participation (CAPP), a non-governmental organization, has sensitized about 500 students of the University of Jos students on the Not-Too-Young-To-Run bill and on the electoral process. During the sensitization, CAPP Acting Director, Mr Nelson Ananze urged the students and youths in the state to get involved in all the processes of […]

The Community Action for Popular Participation (CAPP), a non-governmental organization, has sensitized about 500 students of the University of Jos students on the Not-Too-Young-To-Run bill and on the electoral process.

During the sensitization, CAPP Acting Director, Mr Nelson Ananze urged the students and youths in the state to get involved in all the processes of the election.

He said that there was need to educate the youths on why they should resist been used as instrument of violence during elections by selfish politicians.