Youthful And Sense able, Students Warn Political parties.

        Anambra 2021 will go down as the most tensed election; where students and Youths structures test their popularities as they urge parties anticipating to take over agu awka to hand party tickets to Youths. In a statement released on behalf of Students Advocating For Anambra Youth Governor, Comr. Charles Onuorah warns parties not to take Students for granted in the forthcoming governorship election.  

Our Youths are wonderfully well all over the world. In November American Election, we saw how three of our Youths were elected into the federal Legislative level, this shows the trust developing nations are showing to our Youths. But back here, the money bags and those who feels this nation belongs only to them, keep promising us tomorrow. That tomorrow is now. 


All students irrespective of individual interest should think ahead and value the future of our dear state. So doing, we can wait for parties to finish their primaries, so we can access the available one's. It will be sucider for any party not to feed a Youthful candidate. The success of last year #EndSars Campaign have given us more reasons to believe we can take back our state and Nigeria at large. We can start from here. Anambra is already the home of records. 

Again he added, It will be their worst mistake to take Students for granted, because it won't be business as usual. Those who think they can buy our students and Youths with peanuts will feel the shock on election day. We are not only mobilizing Students but we are also educ

ating them on the needs to support a Youthful candidate with workable  plans and  policies. Since the beating of the music have changed, our dancing steps have changed too. 

Parties should feed Youthful candidates because many of them have something to offer.  Money bags won't save any party who ignore us. My promise to them is, sooner all later, they will start feeling the heats. 


It's is Youthful Leadership and workable Policies or nothing. I will finalize by saying. We can make a new Anambra again. 

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