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National Youth Council of Nigeria · South East Zone

Youth of the South East, your voice matters.

The South East Youth Security Summit 2026 brings 5,700 young people from all 95 LGAs together to speak, learn, and unite for a safer South East.

  • Date: 10 November 2026
  • Time: 10:00 AM
  • Location: Enugu State
Comr. Dr Atigwe Henry Ifeanyi speaking in front of the National Youth Council of Nigeria emblem
Comr. Dr Atigwe Henry Ifeanyi, convener of the summit and South East Zonal Vice President, National Youth Council of Nigeria.
Youth delegates
5,700
Local Government Areas
95
Delegates per LGA
60
South East states
5

What we stand for

Three commitments for a peaceful South East

The summit is built around what young people can do in their own communities, starting now.

  • Speak. Learn. Unite.

    A platform for young people from every LGA to share what they see in their communities, learn from each other, and act together.

  • Say no to violence and social vices

    Youth leading the conversation against violence, drug abuse, cultism, and other vices that put our communities at risk.

  • Partner with security agencies for peace

    Building trust and working relationships between youth groups and security agencies across the South East.

Comr. Dr Atigwe Henry Ifeanyi addressing youth leaders at an NYCN meeting

Convener

Comr. Dr Atigwe Henry Ifeanyi

South East Zonal Vice President, National Youth Council of Nigeria. He is leading the call for youth across the five South East states to take an active part in peace and security in their communities.

Meet the leadership

Spread the word

5,700 youth. 95 LGAs. One voice.

Share the official flyer with youth groups, community leaders, and associations in your LGA.

Date and time
10 November 2026, 10:00 AM
Venue
Enugu State. Venue details to be announced.
South East Youth Security Summit 2026 flyer: 10th November, Enugu State, 5,700 youth from 95 LGAsFlyer: Youth of the South East, your voice matters. 60 delegates per LGA. Register your LGA delegation.

Working together

Youth leaders and security agencies, side by side

NYCN South East works with youth associations, community leaders, and security agencies so that young people are part of the solution.

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NYCN leaders in white attire and youth council sashes standing togetherComr. Dr Atigwe Henry Ifeanyi shaking hands with a Nigeria Police officer at a youth event

Register your LGA delegation

Sixty delegates from each of the 95 LGAs. Registration takes about five minutes.