Many times over the years, the idea that youth are the heartbeat of the nation has been said and known. But the real question is—are we truly using our voice and energy to build the future we deserve? You’re listening to Voices of Change, and I’m your host, Abiona Olamide Emmanuel. Today’s focus is The Power of Youth in Shaping a Better Nigeria. Let’s take a short break. We’ll be right back. Welcome back. Nigeria’s youth are filled with creativity, strength, and bold ideas. We’ve seen our impact in music, tech, business, activism, and even in the way we influence conversations on social media. But the truth is, potential alone is not enough. We must be intentional with our actions. It’s time to move beyond complaints and start contributing—whether through voting wisely, solving problems in our communities, starting something meaningful, or standing for truth. The #EndSARS movement reminded us of our collective power. It wasn’t just about protests—it was a call to responsibility. And while the journey is far from over, it proved that when youth rise together, change becomes possible. So, let’s use our strength with purpose. Let’s turn our voices into action, our passion into progress. The future isn’t a distant dream—it’s the decisions we make today. That’s it for today on Voices of Change. Want to share your thoughts or be part of the ongoing conversation? Connect with us on social media @VoicesOfChange_NG or use the hashtag #VoicesOfChangeNG. I’m Abiona Olamide Emmanuel, reminding you that change doesn’t begin in the government—it begins with you. Stay active, stay hopeful, and stay committed. God bless you, and God bless Nigeria.