A former Deputy Senate President, Senator Ibrahim Mantu has challenged youths in the country to stand firm against corrupt politicians.
Mantu, who threw this charge while leading a solidarity march against corruption organized by the National Youth Council of Nigeria, observed that young people were the biggest victims of corruption in the country.
He lamented that politicians have over the years used young people to corrupt the electoral system, stressing that such practice must change.
The ex-Deputy Senate President was joined in signing the anti-corruption register by the Deputy Governor of Katsina State, Alhaji Mannir Yakubu.
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