Nigeria Youths Embody Indomitable Spirit Admired Globally – First Lady

Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has said the country’s youths are the best all over the world, with their indomitable spirit admired globally.

Mrs. Tinubu stated this at the inauguration of the Digital Museum and Television Studio, in Abuja, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at celebrating and preserving the rich history of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).

Naija News reports that the museum offers an interactive platform that showcases historical artifacts, key milestones, and personal stories from former corps members, highlighting the NYSC’s enduring contributions to nation-building since its establishment in 1973.

Speaking while unveiling the NYSC Digital Museum and Television Studio, Senator Tinubu highlighted the pivotal role of the national service.

The First Lady said the Digital Museum was not merely a repository of artifacts but a dynamic record of Nigeria’s collective history, values, and aspirations.

“This initiative highlights the remarkable contributions of NYSC members over the years. From innovations in science and technology to advancements in agriculture, healthcare, and community service, corps members have consistently demonstrated their dedication to national development,” she said.

President Bola Tinubu’s wife added that Nigeria youths remind the nation how bright the future of the country would remain.

“Nigerian youth embody an indomitable spirit admired globally, a spirit of resilience, innovation, and boundless energy. Through this enduring commitment, they promise a righter future for our nation,” she stated.

She noted that the adoption of technology in the museum aligns with global best practices and reflects the Renewed Hope Agenda’ of President Tinubu, ensuring that the legacy of the NYSC remains accessible to all Nigerians.

On his part, the Minister of Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, praised the initiative as a testament to the vision and dedication of the NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Yu’shau Ahmed.

He expressed confidence in the scheme’s capacity to achieve even greater milestones in the future.

“This facility stands as a success story, showcasing the innovation and contributions of our youth over the years,” Olawande stated.

Earlier, the Director-General of NYSC, Brig. Gen. Ahmed, in his welcome address, described the Digital Museum as one of the scheme’s enduring legacies.

He highlighted its role as a vital center for research, documentation, and cultural preservation, showcasing the ingenuity and creativity of corps members.

According to him, the facility would serve as a beacon of inspiration, documenting the impactful history of the NYSC and the transformative initiatives undertaken by its members.