Repo Okonkwo urges the government, young people to transform the nation from consumption to the production economy

Repo Okonkwo urges the government, young people to transform the nation from consumption to the production economy

… warns young people to be used as tools for violence

Abuja (basic reporter) The member who represents the idemili north/ idemili south federal collectibles of the state of anmber, Hon. Uchenna Harris Okonkwo urged the government at all levels and young people to move towards transforming the country’s economy from the production economy.

Hon. Okonkwo, who presides over the ad hoc committee of the Chamber that investigates the provision and use of the Nigeria Central Bank’s loan for the National Mass Mealing Program (NMMP) in chat with journalists of the 65th anniversary of independence of Nigeria, said that opportunities abound to make abundant opportunities to make the economy of Nigeria a production economy.

“The world is changing rapidly. The nations that prosper are those that invest in technology, innovation and education. Nigerian young people have to guide the accusation. With your creativity, coding skills, digital entrepreneurship and technological innovation, you can transform our economy to production. Do not wait abroad-cliers here. Technological hubs, Startups, Fintech, Artificial-Intergia.

“Sport and entertainment are not simple hobbies; they are industries that create wealth, build character and combine our people. Young people must continue to channel energy in excellence, discipline and teamwork. Through sportiness and creativity, you can rewrite the history of Nigeria in the world.

“The real leadership begins with the service. I urge each young Nigerian to see himself as a community manufacturer. Be involved in volunteering, sharing of skills, tutoring and social projects that life raises.

“Politics is too important to be left to a few. The young Nigerians have to wake up in the power of their number and voices. Register to vote. Take part in the debates. Join the political parties, not as tools for violence, but as supporters of justice and progress. The season of the elected defenders of democracy.

“Our nation has to face security challenges that threaten our unity and our survival. But security is not only the work of soldiers and police: it is also the duty of every citizen. Young people must be vigilant in their communities, resist the involvement in cultural, computer crime, abuse of drugs, kidnappings, kidnappings and forms of crime. Peace.

“Nigeria’s Strength is her diversity. We must shun the voices that Divide US Along Ethnic and Religius Lines. When igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Tiva, Fulani, Ijaw, or Any Other, We are Streher, We are Strange Together. and start Seeing Ourselves As One People Bound by a Common Destiny.

Okonkwo warned that no one should be deceived in thinking that corruption, shortcuts and illegalities are the way. “I am not. The way to follow is integrity, hard work, creativity, service and faith in our country.”