Lost Legitimacy

National Youth Council Sued Days after Youth-Led Protests

Activist Peter Agoro argued that the National Youth Council (NYC) has failed to hold elections for years and thus lost its legitimacy and credibility Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Agoro attributed the recent Gen Z protests to NYC’s failure to champion the youth agenda despite receiving millions in budget allocations each financial year.

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Inclusion – Youth, PWD, Women

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New Elections

Petition Filed To Compel National Youth Council To Hold Elections

A petition has been filed seeking to compel the National Youth Council to conduct elections for the youth representatives as provided in the constitution.

In his petition, Peter Agoro argues that the council was established to represent the interests of the youth in Kenya, facilitating their involvement in the socio-economic and political development of the country.

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