How does a conversation in a group chat turn into real-world impact at the heart of Nigeria’s National Assembly?

In this powerful debut episode of The Governance Discourse, we speak with Hashimu Adamu and Hussaina Shehu, two remarkable alumni of the PLAC Legislative Internship Programme. They share how the experience transformed their understanding of governance and gave them the tools to become active contributors to Nigeria’s democratic process.

🎧 You’ll hear:

• What it’s really like to intern at the National Assembly
• How young people can engage in public policy
• The behind-the-scenes of legislative processes in Nigeria
• Why the PLAC internship is more than just work — it’s a launchpad for leadership

Whether you're passionate about politics, policy, youth development, or simply curious about how change happens — this episode is a must-listen.

🚨 Applications for the next PLAC Legislative Internship are now open!

Deadline: July 31, 2025

Apply now at: ⁠https://placng.org⁠

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