Speaker of the House of Representatives Abbas Tajudeen calls for deliberate preparation of young Nigerians for leadership, saying young people should be active contributors to shaping the country rather than only “leaders of tomorrow.” Speaking at the launch of the LEAD Fellowship in Abuja, he urges stakeholders to invest in leadership development for youths. Both outlets report that the event focuses on building capacities that support ethical governance and broader participation in public life. Premium Times adds that other stakeholders at the launch emphasize not only youth leadership development, but also ethical governance and inclusive political participation. Vanguard similarly reports that Abbas makes the case for structured efforts to prepare young Nigerians for leadership roles. The coverage describes the LEAD Fellowship as a key initiative introduced at the event, alongside calls for greater investment in youth leadership and systems that encourage participation in national development and governance. The reporting does not provide detailed fellowship curriculum, duration, or selection criteria in the excerpts provided.