Comrade Barry Ndu speaks on Nigeria Diaspora Youth Summit- Accra

The convener of the Nigeria Youth Diaspora Summit in Accra- Comrade Barry Ndu, speaks on his plans to host one of the biggest gathering of Nigerians in West Africa, outside Nigeria.

Comrade Ndu spoke in a chat with the correspondent, reporting the progress in plannings and his readiness to host a world class summit that will prepare a roadmap for Nigerian youth.

He reinstates his commitment in his belief 'Go ye into the world and positively impact the lives of African youths through Events,Seminars,Conferences and most importantly the word of God..Join in the next generation of young African Leaders who would be God fearing and consciously determined to better the lives of their people.

Barry Ndu consistently speaks across boaders about his passion for the reformation of the mindset of the youth, and making their voice heard in view of achieving th essence of true democracy.

It is publicized that Nigerian youths in diaspora will unite in Accra, the capital of Ghana for a symposium and to make a case for the reinstallation of President Goodluck Jonatshan.

The youths, under the aegis of Rebrand Nigeria Youths in Ghana Organization are driven by the passion to herald the agents of change for Nigeria by building the youths, with a commitment towards non-violence, preaching abstinence from prostitution, religious tolerance & peaceful co-existence.

This they hope to achieve by organizing 'The Nigerian Youths Diaspora Summit' which is scheduled to hold on the 5th of November 2014 at the British Council; Accra, to pave a way for the recognition of Nigerian youths living outside Nigeria; their travails, trials and position.

Expected as the Guest of Honour is the Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana- Ambassador Oluseyi Onofowakan,Special Assistant to the President on Youth and students Dr. Mrs Ngozi Olejeme-Director of Finance,Goodluck Support Group, Dr. Ezekiel Adeniji- Chairman,FERMA.

Others are Mr. Ras Mubarak,CEO,National Youth Authority, Prof. Edna Mathews Njoku-Chairman,Conference of African Female Professors. The summit will also feature the launch of a Signature for Peace campaign, Award & declaration of support for President Goodluck Jonathan's re-election at the polls come 2015 presidential election.