The Renewed Hope Youth Alliance (RHYA) has commended the emergence and extends its heartfelt congratulations to Rt. Hon. Aliyu Zakari Idris on his election as the Speaker of the Nigeria Youth Parliament for the 6th Session.
Representing the Kastina Central Senatorial District, Rt. Hon. Idris has taken on a significant responsibility that comes with the promise of hope and progress for the youth of our great nation.
The National Coordinator of Renewed Hope Youth Alliance (RHYA), Comrade Awoyinfa Opeoluwa in a statement, also recognized the newly inaugurated parliamentarians of the 6th session of the Nigerian Youth Parliament.
“We commend each of you for your commitment to serving the interests of the youth and for stepping up to be the voice of your constituents.
“Your election is a testament to the trust placed in you by the young people of Nigeria, and we urge you to uphold that trust with integrity and dedication.
“In this new role, we charge Rt. Hon. Idris and his fellow parliamentarians to prioritize unity and development in all decision-making processes. It is imperative that you stand as the unwavering voice of the voiceless, advocating for the rights and needs of all youths across the country.
“Your leadership should reflect the aspirations of the young people you represent, and it is your duty to ensure that their concerns are heard and addressed.”
“As you embark on this journey, remember that true leadership is rooted in service to the masses. We implore you to never betray the trust of those you represent.
“The future of our nation depends on the actions and decisions made today, and we believe that you have the potential to drive positive change.
“Once again, congratulations to Rt. Hon. Aliyu Zakari Idris and all members of the 6th Session of the Nigerian Youth Parliament.”
“The RHYA stands with you in your endeavors and looks forward to witnessing the impactful contributions you will make towards a brighter future for Nigerian youth.” He said.
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