Professor Adamu Usman has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his strategic decision to appoint the young and dynamic Ms. Neya Kalu as ambassador-designate, describing the move as a bold demonstration of the President’s commitment to empowering youth in governance.
Speaking from Kano State, Professor Usman lauded President Tinubu’s leadership for “recognizing competence, capacity, and the energy of young Nigerians who are eager to serve their country on the global stage.”
He emphasized that Neya Kalu’s nomination reflects the administration’s deliberate effort to strengthen gender balance and expand opportunities for young professionals in national service.
According to Professor Usman, “Neya Kalu represents a new generation of Nigerian leaders—vibrant, intelligent, and fully prepared for the demands of international diplomacy. President Tinubu has once again shown that he is intentional about empowering young talents, particularly young women, to take up strategic roles that enhance Nigeria’s image worldwide.”
He also highlighted the recent youth-focused appointment in the Ministry of Science and Technology, noting it as another clear indication that the administration is entrusting key national positions to capable young Nigerians.
“These appointments are strong signals that the President is building a future-oriented leadership structure for the country,” he added.
Professor Usman urged the newly appointed officials to justify the confidence reposed in them by delivering impactful service, stressing that their contributions would bring pride to the nation.
He further encouraged other young Nigerians to draw inspiration from these developments, emphasizing that dedication, patriotism, and excellence remain vital pathways to national leadership and global relevance.
He concluded by noting that Neya Kalu’s nomination, along with other youth appointments, has garnered widespread commendation from stakeholders who view them as milestones toward a more inclusive, progressive, and youth-driven governance structure in Nigeria.
