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NTYTP: Resetting the nation’s trajectory requires fresh energy, innovative ideas, and a break from the mistakes of the past
By Valentine Amanze
Nigeria’s youth-focused leadership development advocacy group, Not Too Young To Perform (NTYTP), has called for a renewed focus on youth-driven leadership and national transformation in Nigeria.
NTYTP made the appeal in the Easter message signed by its National Secretary, Muhammed Bello, on Sunday April 20, 2025.
The NTYTP also urged the government to urgently bring younger people into leadership positions, noting that resetting the nation’s trajectory requires fresh energy, innovative ideas, and a break from the mistakes of the past.
“We use this yuletide period to appeal to all state actors to prioritize the progress of this country above politics, region, ethnicity, and religion.
“Our actions today will determine whether future generations inherit a country they can be proud of,” the group stated.
NTYTP, however, described the 2025 Easter celebration as a period for deep reflection on the life, sacrifice, and resurrection of Jesus Christ — a story that embodies patience, perseverance, sacrifice, and ultimate victory.
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The group pointed out that the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ stand as timeless examples of strength, determination, and divine restoration, offering crucial lessons for a nation like Nigeria, which is currently in need of significant economic, social, and institutional reforms.
The group was optimistic that the spiritual significance of Easter would inspire Nigerians to work collectively towards building a nation where unity, justice, and prosperity reign.
“God bless the NTYTP. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” the message concluded.
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