Soludo, Adeleke Advocate Youth Empowerment as Key to National Stability

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Anambra State Governor, **Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo**, has reiterated the importance of youth empowerment as a strategic solution to tackling restiveness and insecurity in Nigeria.

Speaking at an **empowerment program organized by the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church in Lagos**, Soludo, represented by his Chief of Staff, **Mr. Ernest Ezeajughi**, emphasized that his administration’s **”One Youth, Two Skills”** initiative is equipping young people with vocational training to boost employability and self-reliance.

According to Ezeajughi, thousands of youths have already benefited from the program, finding meaningful work opportunities and reducing their vulnerability to crime. The initiative, he noted, has become a **national model for youth empowerment**, integrating skills acquisition into broader economic and social development strategies.

“The initiatives we are implementing are more than just programs; they are pathways for our youths to succeed,” he said, stressing the need for continued collaboration between government and non-governmental organizations.

Beyond youth empowerment, Soludo also participated in the **groundbreaking ceremony of a low-cost housing project spearheaded by the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church**, aimed at providing affordable housing for vulnerable communities and fostering social stability.

Osun State Governor, **Senator Ademola Adeleke**, who was also present at the event, commended the church’s initiative and reaffirmed that **empowerment programs are essential tools in addressing youth restiveness nationwide**. He emphasized the role of state governments in creating sustainable opportunities for young people to thrive.

A key moment of the event was the **presentation of empowerment items to beneficiaries**, further highlighting the tangible impact of such programs on individuals and communities. Many recipients expressed their appreciation, recognizing the initiative as a **stepping stone to personal and professional development**.

As the event concluded, Soludo called on **religious institutions, private organizations, and other stakeholders** to sustain efforts towards empowering young people. He stressed that addressing youth restiveness requires a **holistic approach**, combining education, skills training, and economic opportunities to build a **more stable and prosperous society**.

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