The Kogi State Chairman of the Nigeria Youths Democratic Party, Comr. Abubakar Sadeeq, says the next political dispensation would witness the last of the recycling of old wine Politicians in different bottles into political offices.
Comr. Abubakar Sadeeq stated this at the first physical meeting Organized by the NYDP, the fastest Youth Movement that has applied to the Independent National Electoral Commission and Corporate Affairs Commission for registration as a political party.
The Chairman expressed optimism that the party has 98% of winning the 2023 general election in Nigeria and in Kogi State, says the days when old Politicians who have failed the people to be allowed to continue to govern is long gone.
He assured that when fully registered the NYDP would fill candidates to fill all the political seats in Nigeria, says with the mass movement into the Party, nothing is stopping it emerging victorious in the forthcoming general election.
He maintained that the NYDP would win because the Youths who are tomorrow’s leaders having entrusted leadership in the hands of old brigade Politicians have come to discover that their security, well being, quality education amongst other better prospects for good life expected by the people have failed.
He described the last ENDSARS Protest across the country as a wake up call for failed leadership, said it is a proven a fact that Youths are key drivers of the nation’s politics, have resolved to take their destiny in their hands, are united to take and win all seats come 2023.
The Kogi State NYDP Chairman described the party as the fastest growing political movement, expressed satisfaction with the influx of the youths with a view to taking over power through a democratic means.
The Chairman described the party as the beautiful bride for Kogi State, said the number of daily registration is encouraging, assured that the party would win the State in 2023 because it now enough of the old brigade Politicians.
The first physical meeting of the movement held in the state had all the twenty one Local Government Areas represented, with the Youths resolving to be peaceful and non violent in their approach to taking over the State.