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NYA CEO Osman Ayariga urges youth to build legacies, not just influence
March 12, 2026
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NYA CEO Osman Ayariga urges youth to build legacies, not just influence

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Key Points

  • NYA CEO Osman Ayariga urged young people at the 2026 iYES Summit to prioritize lasting impact over temporary influence.
  • The four-day summit, themed “Transgenerational Impact,” aims to equip youth to create meaningful, generational change.
  • Mr. Ayariga emphasized that young leaders must focus on legacy and sustainable contributions to society.
  • He stressed the need for youth to be supported with mentorship, skills, and platforms to realize their ambitions, beyond just potential.
  • NYA initiatives, including the National Apprenticeship Programme and social campaigns, were highlighted as providing these opportunities.

Why This Matters

This matters for Ghana as it underscores the government's commitment, through the National Youth Authority, to fostering youth development and long-term societal contributions. Empowering young people with a legacy mindset and practical support is crucial for sustainable national progress, economic development, and addressing future challenges effectively.

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