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Yobe Youths Push for Peace, Grassroots Engagement to Drive Development

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Yobe Youths Push for Peace, Grassroots Engagement to Drive Development

By Auwal Ahmad

Youth leaders in Yobe State have called for stronger unity, peaceful coexistence and active civic engagement as pathways to sustainable development across communities.

The call was made  during the 2026 Jakusko Youth Unity and Strategic Engagement Summit held in Jakusko Local Government Area of the state.

The gathering, which attracted a wide range of youth representatives, community leaders and political stakeholders, focused on building stronger bonds at the grassroots level under the theme: “Promoting Unity, Civic Participation, Peace and Sustainable Development.”

Speaking at the event, Saidu Jakusko urged young people to embrace harmony and remain committed to lawful authority, noting that unity is essential for meaningful progress in local communities.

He encouraged youths to maintain close collaboration with leaders at ward and local government levels, stressing that sustained cooperation would help build a more cohesive and resilient society.

According to him, collective effort and loyalty remain vital ingredients for strengthening community structures and ensuring long-term development.

Jakusko also reiterated the group’s support for the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state, pledging continued alignment with its directives.

“Whatever Mai Mala Buni says is what we will follow, and we will equally abide by the guidance of the APC state leadership,” he said.

Participants at the summit highlighted the role of peaceful coexistence and inclusive governance, describing them as critical tools for achieving lasting development and stability in the area.

They further urged youths to take active roles in decision-making processes and community-building efforts, noting that their participation is key to shaping a more prosperous future at the grassroots level.

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