Youth Summit: Rep Salman Supports Kabba-Bunu NYCN, Calls for Continued Engagement of Young People

Hon. (Arc) Salman Idris, Member representing Ijumu/Kabba-Bunu Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, has called for collective responsibility in addressing security challenges.

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The lawmaker, who was the special guest of honor at the Kabba/Bunu Youth Summit organized by the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Kabba/Bunu LGA Chapter, made financial donation to aid the activities of the association.

Salman, who was represented at the event by Hon. Oluseyi Kelvin Eleta, the Senior Special Assistant to Kogi State Governor on Fraud and Internet Matters, tasked NYCN on continued engagement among young people in the area.

Delivering the lawmaker’s message, Hon. Eleta conveyed Hon. Salman Idris’ strong commitment to youth development, quality education, and community safety. He stressed the importance of collective responsibility in addressing security challenges, noting that lasting safety requires active participation from citizens, particularly young people.

He encouraged students to view education as a practical tool for problem-solving and self-development. Participants were also urged to take a keen interest in civic engagement as a means of shaping their future.

Hon. Salman Idris commended the NYCN Kabba/Bunu LGA Chapter for organizing a thoughtful and well-structured summit, and reaffirmed his continued support for programs that empower young people across the constituency.

The summit, held at the auditorium of St. Barnabas Secondary School, Kabba, brought together students from secondary schools across the local government area. It served as a platform for young people to engage on issues central to their development and the future of their communities.

The discussions at the summit, guided by the theme “Security as Everyone’s Business, Education as a Tool for Self-Reliance, and Political Participation as Youth Power.”

The event provided an opportunity for meaningful dialogue, with students actively participating and exchanging ideas that contribute to personal growth and community progress.

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