‘Talent without character can be dangerous’ – NYA CEO challenges youth

Mr Ayariga also urged young people to recognise that national development could not be achieved by government alone, stressing that responsible citizens, ethical leadership and productive communities were equally important.

Mr Ayariga said while young people possessed the creativity, skills and energy required to drive national development, those qualities could have negative consequences if they were not guided by discipline and responsible citizenship.

He said the National Youth Authority was committed to supporting young people with skills, mentorship, information and platforms to participate in national decision-making.