President Bola Tinubu’s son, Seyi, has urged young Nigerians to demand a place in decision-making, saying they must actively participate in shaping the country’s future rather than leave consequential decisions to older leaders.
He made the call on Monday at his 41st birthday colloquium in Lagos, themed “Shaping the Future Together”.
Seyi said young Nigerians must prepare themselves for leadership by learning from experienced leaders, understanding policy choices and contributing practical ideas to governance.
“Experience must make room at the table for the younger collaborators, while ambitious new leaders must use that experience to prepare themselves for responsibilities,” he said.
He said young people must recognise that decisions taken by current leaders would shape the economy they inherit and the opportunities available to their children.
“We cannot leave that work to others and expect to inherit precisely the country that we want. We must participate fully. We must be in
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