The Northern Youth Council of Nigeria has expressed concern over the declining quality of education in the region, citing inadequate funding as a major challenge. The council has called on the government to increase budgetary allocations for schools and invest in teacher training programs to improve learning outcomes.

Amid rising cases of banditry and kidnappings in Northern Nigeria, the NYCN has issued a statement urging security agencies to intensify efforts to protect citizens. The youth organization also called on traditional rulers and local leaders to work closely with security agencies to address the root causes of insecurity in the region.

The Northern Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) has urged both federal and state governments to prioritize youth empowerment initiatives as a means of tackling unemployment and social unrest. Speaking at a recent summit in Kaduna, NYCN President Comrade Abdullahi Ibrahim emphasized the need for vocational training, startup grants, and mentorship programs to equip young people with essential skills.