Federal Ministry of Youth Development

The Federal Ministry of Youth Development is the primary institution responsible for designing and implementing policies, programs, and initiatives that empower Nigerian youth. The ministry plays a central role in promoting youth participation in national development, enhancing skills, and fostering innovation, leadership, and entrepreneurship among young people.

Its mandate is rooted in creating enabling environments where youth can thrive socially, economically, and politically, contributing meaningfully to the growth and stability of the nation.

Core Functions and Responsibilities:

• Formulating youth-centered policies and strategies that align with national development objectives
• Promoting youth empowerment programs in education, skill acquisition, entrepreneurship, digital literacy, and employment
• Coordinating youth development activities across federal, state, and local government levels
• Facilitating youth engagement in leadership, governance, and civic participation
• Supporting youth-focused institutions such as the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and Youth Development Centres
• Partnering with private sector organizations, development partners, and NGOs to expand youth opportunities
• Advocating for youth inclusion in decision-making processes and policy formulation

This dashboard provides a snapshot of the ministry's budget allocations, program outcomes, and impact metrics, reflecting its commitment to advancing the welfare and potential of Nigeria's young population.