Hayatu-Deen Urges Nigerian Youths to Mobilize for 2027

Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, the presidential aspirant for the African Democratic Congress (ADC), spoke to Nigerian youths at a town hall meeting held at Novar Mall in Abuja. He warned that the future of Nigerian youths is being compromised due to worsening unemployment, insecurity, and rising living costs.

Hayatu-Deen described the 2027 elections as a defining moment for the nation, urging the youth to reject recycled politicians and their unfulfilled promises. He highlighted that two-thirds of Nigeria's population is under 35, and the failure of leadership is the country's biggest challenge.

He proposed a comprehensive economic security agenda, including a guarantee of 100 days of public work annually for low-income Nigerians and emphasized the importance of job creation. Hayatu-Deen also shared a personal experience of family kidnapping, underscoring the urgency of addressing insecurity.

He concluded by urging young Nigerians to support ADC's leadership focused on job security and economic recovery in the upcoming elections.