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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH SUPPORTS #10PERCENT4YOUTH CAMPAIGN

Enough is Enough Nigeria supports campaign "

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The success of a Nation is determined by the capacity of her Youths#10Percent4Youths

Changing the value system starts with placing values on youths(strength of the Nation)
The youth unemployment rate in the Niger Delta far exceeds the national average
Akwa Ibom state which receives the highest oil revenue fund is the launching pad.

Ubong David retweeted #10Percent4Youths
is non-negotiable. We deserves it to boost out economy and create jobs opportunities.
With , we will produce more Chinedu Echeruo in the Niger Delta Region and thousands of jobs will be created.
in Niger Delta is a must to empower our youth to be responsible citizens. Join the










campaign.










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