The All African Youth Government System (AAYGS) will officially launch its Ghana Chapter and inaugurate the chapter’s youth Parliament, leader Bro. Samuel Obeng Badu confirmed in an interview.
Bro. Samuel, who heads the organization’s central administration, said the Ghana launch will serve as the first step in a wider continental rollout.
He indicated that other African countries are expected to follow once the chapter’s Parliament is operational.
The move is part of AAYGS’s broader strategy to strengthen youth representation and governance across Africa. “We are building upon the foundation already laid by great Pan-African leaders like Dr. Kwame Nkrumah,” Bro. Samuel said.
He added that the organization’s core mission is to unite African youth to “build the Africa we hope for,” positioning the youth parliament model as a platform for policy advocacy and leadership development.
AAYGS says its activities are aligned with Africa Agenda 2063, the African Union’s blueprint for transforming the continent.
The date for the official launch of the Ghana Chapter has not yet been announced.