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The failure in the political, economic, democratic and moral life of the state of Nigeria has been attributed to lack of development and poor governance. The transition from military dictatorship to civilian government in 1979 made many people to believe that democracy had finally arrived and there was a ray of hope that would serve as a means to relieve the pains and sufferings of Nigerians. The sustenance of democracy and good governance is the responsibility of the citizens of every nation in Africa through its various social groups. Leadership of Nigeria in the first, second, third and fourth republics have failed because of the inability to sustained principles that would provide for the needs of future generations of life in Nigeria. Good governance which has to do with the common good of the citizens, pays attention to the wellbeing of the people, such as food production, eradication of extreme poverty and hunger, achievement of universal primary education, Promotion of gender equality and empowerment of women, reduction in child mortality, improvement of maternal health care, combating of HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases, ensuring of environmental sustainability and Developing a global partnership for sustainable national development. The paper observed that the hopes and prayers of Nigerians alone cannot ensure the realization of the dreams of our people, unless the youths are involved in partisan politics of the nation. It recommends among others that, the participation of the youths could enhance positively in the rebranding campaign of the political process in Nigeria.
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