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FG Opens Registration Portal For 2025 Youth Confab Delegates

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June 19, 2025
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The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Youth Development, has officially opened the registration portal for the 2025 National Youth Conference, also known as the Youth Confab.

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The conference, according to a statement by the Ministry of Youth Development is a historic national movement.

“It is a generational turning point, created to give young Nigerians a structured platform to shape the future of Nigeria through active policy dialogue, solution-oriented engagement, and youth-led innovation.

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“This conference will provide young Nigerians from every ward, community, state, and the diaspora the opportunity to unite, engage and reshape the future of our nation,” the statement read.

Under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu, the Youth Confab 2025 is designed to be inclusive, youth-led, and non-partisan, bringing together 36,000 participants– 100 from each of Nigeria’s 360 federal constituencies as well as young Nigerians in the diaspora.

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Intetested Nigerians can register on the Confab website.

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