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Protests and petitions are just the beginning. Discover what it takes to truly make Nigeria better by understanding how government functions and ensuring public funds are used effectively.

The 2026 Day Conference in Abuja underscored the critical need for active citizen engagement with decision-makers and holding elected officials accountable. Learn how innovative campaigns are driving real change.

Discover how initiatives like "Not Too Young to Run" have paved the way for greater youth participation in governance, and how "Follow the Money" empowers citizens to track projects and spending for transparency.

Young Nigerians have the power to influence policy, monitor local projects, and advocate for better governance. Learn how to turn your passion into impactful action for a stronger nation.

Building a better Nigeria demands sustained involvement and a commitment to holding our leaders accountable. Your voice and actions matter in shaping the future.

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00:00You have protested, you've signed petitions, but what happens after the noise dies down?
00:04Making Nigeria better requires more than demanding change. It means understanding
00:09how government works, influencing decisions and tracking how public funds are spent.
00:14At the 2026 Day Conference in Abuja, discussions highlighted the importance
00:18of engaging decision makers and holding elected officials accountable.
00:22Initiatives like the Not Too Young to Run campaign and the Follow the Morning
00:26secured reforms that lowered age requirements for certain elective offices
00:30and tracked public projects and spending to demand accountability.
00:34Young Nigerians can engage policy makers, monitor community projects and push for better decisions.
00:40Building a better Nigeria requires citizens who stay involved and hold leaders accountable.

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