OPEN LETTER TO PDP NATIONAL YOUTH LEADER MUHAMMAD SULEIMAN KADADE

SULE SANI SULE

I want to use this medium to extend my greetings and well wishes to my leader, the PDP National Youth Leader. Prince Muhammad Suleiman Kadade, the first Youth leader that is accepted as a Youth by all.

We have played a vital role in the development of youth politics in the entire country. We have in so many interviews in various radio stations, online newspapers and TV channels discuss the relevance of youth leadership in Nigeria. Furthermore, we have challenged our leaders to give youth opportunities for a better tomorrow.

All the youth of Nigeria rejoice and congratulated you without considering any difference. I can recall then we are in APC together with Amb Abdullahi Mukhtar COMA, Abdullahi Sidi Ali among others, but we all congratulated you and send our well-wishes because of brotherhood. I don't know you personally, but I wrote an article to shield you from people who make it a duty to criticize you because of envy or selfish reasons.

The current Youth Leader of the leading party does not have even a quarter

of your influence and opportunity, but we see him mobilizing youth across the country, I saw him in Katsina and many states, but I haven't seen you in any, I am talking about personal visit to discuss with youth wings, associations, and support groups and note their problems for immediate response.

When I am talking about youth, I am referring directly to youth in struggle and not elites. Youth who have the capacity to mobilize youth, strategize and plan ahead. We need door to door mobilization, we need unit to unit mobilization, we need people who can secure polling box and polling unit. We need to win election, not a fantasy show.

It is still not too late, I am appealing to you to come back and do your assignments so that we will be proud of you and also publish a book on your legacies as the youngest youth leader in the history of Nigeria.

SULE SANI SULE

08036589501

sulesanisule001@gmail.com

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