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[LIVE] Generation Next: Youth, Power & The Future We Must Build

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Join Channels Television for Generation Next: Youth, Power & The Future We Must Build, a live broadcast in commemoration of Nigeria’s 66th Independence Day anniversary.

The programme features discussions on governance, education, and youth empowerment, among other issues.

You can watch the live broadcast below or view the livestream on our social media handles.

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