NYCN 2025: Comr. Umar Lauya Meets Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Pushes Youth Agenda Forward

By Inclusive Reporters Ng.

Abuja, Nigeria –

 In a significant development ahead of the Nigerian Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) elections, Comr. Umar Lauya (Falakin Hardawa), CEO of Hardawa Global Consult Solutions in Real Estate and Technology Execution, former NYCN Chairman of Bauchi State and frontline aspirant for NYCN National President 2025, has met with the Honorable Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Rt. Hon. Yusuf Abdullahi Attah.


In a press statement by Umar Lauya Campaign organization, the high-level engagement, which took place at the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, was facilitated by Umar Alhassan. It brought together Lauya and his campaign team to discuss critical issues affecting Nigerian youths and his vision for a reformed, inclusive, and transparent Youth Council.

Central to the discussion was the urgent need to harness the energy and creativity of Nigerian youths for nation-building. The team highlighted the importance of transparent leadership, grassroots mobilization, and youth inclusion in government programs, particularly in housing, urban development, and technology-driven initiatives.

Comr. Lauya emphasized that his aspiration for NYCN presidency is anchored on accountability, unity, and sustainable empowerment for Nigerian youths. He underscored that collaboration with government ministries and agencies is essential in unlocking opportunities for young people across the country.


Observers note that the meeting is another milestone in Lauya’s growing consultations and advocacy efforts as the NYCN 2025 elections draw closer. It signals increasing recognition of the role youths will play in shaping Nigeria’s socio-economic and political future.


The campaign organization reaffirmed its commitment to building bridges with stakeholders and ensuring that the Nigerian Youth Council of Nigeria reflects the genuine aspirations of all youths across the federation.






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