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Are you a young person passionate about good governance, transparency, and community development? This is your opportunity to make a difference!
Young Leaders Network invites eligible young people in Bauchi, Plateau, and Nasarawa States to apply as Accountability Champions. Gain practical skills in budget tracking, monitor public projects, engage citizens and public officials, and promote accountability in your community.
Women, persons with disabilities, and young people from underserved communities are especially encouraged to apply.
Application Deadline: 27th October, 2026
Apply HereBe the voice. Track the budget. Demand accountability.
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Read More →Hear from the voices of those impacted by Young Leaders Network.
“Through the Nigeria Youth CARE, YLN equipped me with the skills to identify and respond to hate speech, handle online bullying, and practice safe cybersecurity. It also built my confidence as an online steward to promote tolerance and inclusivity in digital spaces.”
“YLN's Her Voice Change Maker Fellowship has been an eye-opener for me through its trainings and activities, I gained new skills on self development, teamwork and community service. I have become confident in talking about the need for girls' education in my community. I also have an increased awareness/knowledge on what to do and how to go about to help more girls access education.”
“The Students' Leadership Transformational Program organized by Young Leaders Network equipped me with the relevant skills to overcome some of the challenges I faced as a students' union leader.”