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In a press release by the Young Entrepreneurs Summit Africa (YESA), the Youth platform led by its Founder/Lead Strategist, Amb. Frank Nwike, has initiated consultations with its stakeholders and has urged members to remain calm and be on standby as regards the much anticipated Nationwide Protest. The protest which is scheduled to take place from 1st to 10th August, 2024, is said to draw the government’s attention to the current economic hardship and insecurity in the country. This nationwide demonstration campaign is in response to the rising cost of living and the economic difficulties experienced by the people. According to the Founder/Lead Strategist of YESA, “Youth protests, if done right, can play an important role in the construction of better futures. By raising awareness of important issues in our societies and by providing a platform for young people to share their political demands, youth protests can help build public support for change. Therefore, protests should not be discouraged, rather its potentials should be harnessed by our leaders and policymakers”. On this note, YESA’s Founder/Lead Strategist, Frank Nwike, has announced that the organisation will hold a world press conference on Tuesday, July 30, 2024 to address the nation on the current challenges, its proposed solutions to the government and its stance on the upcoming Nationwide protest. “We strongly recognise all the challenges faced by our dear country, especially Nigerian young entrepreneurs and the need for urgent and effective action towards these challenges. So as we prepare to address the Nation on Tuesday, July 30, 2024, we urge all our members and stakeholders Home and Abroad to join and support our efforts as we all work towards creating a better Nigeria”.

Young Entrepreneurs Summit Africa (YESA) celebrated the International Youth Week while campaigning against the Use of illicit Drugs and Substances amongst Youths in Nigeria. To champion this cause we have partnered with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Nigeria and we are organizing a Nationwide sensitization of youths and students starting from Abuja on the 27th to 30th of September. Drug Abuse is highly responsible for the insecurity that has crippled the prosperity of Nigeria’s economy and has killed the dreams of many youths, therefore we need support from Government bodies, National and International Organizations, NGOs and even Private Individuals to support this laudable cause.