Cso advises youths to protect critical government infrastructure

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A civil society organization has urged Nigerian youths to safeguard critical government infrastructure to bolster national security and development.

In a call to action, a civil society organization (CSO) emphasized the importance of protecting key government assets. This advice aims to support national security and overall development in Nigeria. The recommendation highlights the role of youths in maintaining these vital structures. No further details on the specific infrastructure or the CSO were provided in available reports.

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