The National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), the apex youth body in Nigeria, has announced the appointment of Ambassador Amoo Oluwasegun, a young engineer and Kwara State indigene, as the Director of New Media at the national level.
The appointment, which reflects the Council’s commitment to engaging young, innovative, and forward-thinking leaders, places Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun among key national figures entrusted with shaping youth-focused narratives, digital engagement, and strategic communication across Nigeria.
Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun is a Mechanical Engineering graduate-in-view with a strong background in youth leadership, media strategy, and digital communications. Over the years, he has consistently demonstrated capacity in youth advocacy, organizational communications, and national engagement through active participation in student movements, youth development platforms, and civil society initiatives.
His appointment as Director of New Media is seen by many stakeholders as a recognition of his resilience, consistency, and contributions to youth-focused media engagement, particularly in amplifying credible narratives around youth development, leadership, and national unity.
As Director of New Media, Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun is expected to play a strategic role in strengthening NYCN’s digital presence, coordinating new media platforms, and driving responsible communication that reflects the values, objectives, and vision of the National Youth Council of Nigeria.
The position also places him at the center of national youth discourse, policy communication, and digital advocacy, further reinforcing NYCN’s relevance in a rapidly evolving media and technology-driven environment.
In expressing gratitude for the appointment, Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun has extended his heartfelt appreciation to the leadership of the National Youth Council of Nigeria for the confidence reposed in him.
He specifically acknowledged the President of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Amb. Sukubo Sara-Igbe Sukubo, for his visionary leadership, inclusive approach, and commitment to repositioning the Council as a credible voice for Nigerian youths at both national and international levels.
He also expressed deep appreciation to the National Public Relations Officer of NYCN, Amb. Benjamin Onilewo, for his professionalism, guidance, and support throughout the appointment process, describing him as a bridge between youth leadership, communication, and institutional discipline.
According to Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun, the confidence and trust shown by the national leadership further strengthens his resolve to serve with integrity, diligence, and a deep sense of responsibility.
Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun has reaffirmed his commitment to deploying his skills, experience, and youthful energy toward advancing NYCN’s mandate. He emphasized that the appointment is not merely a title, but a responsibility to serve Nigerian youths, promote unity, and strengthen youth participation through credible digital engagement and responsible storytelling.
He further noted that the role provides an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to national development by ensuring that youth voices are heard, accurately represented, and constructively engaged within the national space.
The national appointment of Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun has been described as a moment of pride for Kwara State and a testament to the growing impact of young Nigerians who continue to rise through dedication, perseverance, and service.
Stakeholders believe that his emergence at the national level will inspire more young people to engage productively in leadership, civic participation, and youth development initiatives.
With this appointment, Amb. Amoo Oluwasegun joins the league of young Nigerians entrusted with national responsibility under the umbrella of the National Youth Council of Nigeria. His journey reflects the power of consistency, preparation, and strategic engagement in youth leadership.
As he assumes office as Director of New Media, expectations are high that his tenure will contribute positively to the visibility, credibility, and impact of NYCN in shaping the future of Nigerian youths.
