Youths advised to emulate Nigeria-born British politician

According to him, Britain has once again demonstrated her indiscriminate democratic practice and urged that the Nigerian system should emulate such level of democratic value.In a statement in Abuja yesterday, he appealed to the men in politics to give women a chance in nation-building and advocate that a certain percentage of elective positions be reserved […]

Youths advised to emulate Nigeria-born British politician
Youths advised to emulate Nigeria-born British politician

According to him, Britain has once again demonstrated her indiscriminate democratic practice and urged that the Nigerian system should emulate such level of democratic value.
In a statement in Abuja yesterday, he appealed to the men in politics to give women a chance in nation-building and advocate that a certain percentage of elective positions be reserved for women as a measure to encourage them into politics pending when they can go all out to contest with the male counterparts.
He commended the spirited efforts of Miss Eniola saying she had made Nigeria proud and urged other young ladies to emulate the courage and determination to salvage the country from the grip of corruption and underdevelopment that have been the bane of the country.
Miss Eniola is the first youngest person to contest election into Brent Council in London and hails from Ihima, Okehi Local Government Area of Kogi State.

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