Dream Nigeria Youth Charter Launched at GS-26 Summit

The Dream Nigeria Youth Charter was officially launched at the 2026 Gender and Inclusion Summit (GS-26) in Abuja. The launch was represented by Dr. Maryam Ismaila Kenshiro, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development.
The Minister described the Charter as a reflection of the collective vision and aspirations of Nigerian youths and urged stakeholders to support its implementation. Gideon Ekong, a young Nigerian Product Designer, stated that the Charter transcends mere demands to the government by providing a pathway for actionable outcomes.
He expressed optimism that the Charter would evolve from documentation to concrete implementation. The launch introduced a youth development dimension to the GS-26 discussions, focusing on how stronger institutions, inclusive policies, and accountable governance could lead to tangible impacts for Nigerians.
The Charter is expected to create a sustained platform for engagement between the government and young Nigerians, aiming to convert youth aspirations into actionable development priorities.
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