Vision
A Nasarawa State where young women are active, informed and influential in politics and governance, at every level of decision-making.
Theme: Mobilising Nasarawa Young Women for Inclusive Leadership and Democratic Participation
A young women's group within the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State, North Central Nigeria. It exists to bring young women into politics, democratic processes and governance, not as spectators, but as informed participants, decision-makers and leaders.

Our Call
Vote • Lead • Speak Up • Serve

LGAs across Nasarawa State
State, LGA & Ward Structures
Mobilising Nasarawa Young Women for Inclusive Leadership and Democratic Participation
Nasarawa Progressive Young Women (NAS-PYW) is a young women's group within the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State, North Central Nigeria. It exists to bring young women into politics, democratic processes and governance, not as spectators, but as informed participants, decision-makers and leaders.
Across the state's 13 Local Government Areas, NAS-PYW works to ensure that young women have a real voice in party affairs, electoral processes and public decision-making. Through its state, LGA and ward structures, it builds a connected network of young women who understand how politics and governance work and are ready to take part in them.
Direction & Purpose
A Nasarawa State where young women are active, informed and influential in politics and governance, at every level of decision-making.
To mobilise, educate and equip young women to participate fully in democratic processes, party leadership, elections and public service, and to hold institutions accountable.
Our Mandate
NAS-PYW is established to pursue the following strategic objectives:
Increase young women's participation in party politics, elections and public decision-making.
Prepare and support young women to seek party positions, elective offices and public appointments.
Build functional structures across all 13 LGAs and wards to organise grassroots political participation.
Promote political education, voter awareness and an understanding of how government works.
Develop leadership, advocacy, negotiation and public speaking skills for political and public life.
Encourage members to engage with policy issues and community priorities and to bring them to the attention of leaders and institutions.
Foster accountability, transparency and responsible leadership in party and public life.
Establish a lasting platform for women's political participation that continues beyond individual electoral cycles.
What Guides Us
The core values that define our culture, conduct, and commitment to public life:
Every young woman has a right and a responsibility to take part in shaping her community, State and country.
Young Women of all backgrounds, professions and communities deserve a seat at the table.
Honest, ethical conduct in politics and public service.
Responsible use of power and resources, and a duty to answer to the people served.
Building the confidence, knowledge and skills to lead in party and public life.
Cooperation and mutual respect in pursuit of shared goals.
Politics and governance as a means of serving communities.
Inclusion & Engagement
NAS-PYW actively connects, engages and mobilises across diverse backgrounds in Nasarawa State, including:
Key constituency & active participants
Experienced women leaders, mentors and party stakeholders who can guide and support aspiring leaders.
Key Action Areas
NAS-PYW implements structured initiatives across grassroots mobilisation, political education, leadership mentorship, governance advocacy and civic service.
Building and strengthening NAS-PYW structures in all 13 LGAs and wards. This includes membership drives, coordination meetings, voter mobilisation, and clear channels between grassroots members and state leadership.
Training on party structures, electoral processes, voter rights, the Constitution, and the roles and responsibilities of public office, so members participate with knowledge and confidence.
Programmes in leadership, advocacy, public speaking and campaign skills, with mentorship from experienced women leaders and professionals. A key aim is preparing members to contest for party and elective positions.
Creating spaces for young women to discuss policy, raise community concerns and contribute ideas on issues such as education, health, economic opportunity and women's inclusion, and to engage with leaders and government institutions.
Community-based activities, including health awareness, education outreach, skills development, that connect political participation to practical service and build public trust.
Using media and digital platforms to share information, promote civic awareness, document activities and connect members across the state.
Working with APC structures, women leaders, youth organisations, civil society and community stakeholders to expand opportunities for young women in politics and governance.
Governance & Hierarchy
NAS-PYW operates through a coordinated state, LGA and ward hierarchy designed to organise grassroots political participation and ensure accountability.
The State Executive Committee coordinates administration and programmes. LGA and ward coordinators lead membership engagement, political mobilisation, reporting and implementation.
Governance arrangements will follow the group's approved framework and applicable APC requirements.
Target Deliverables
Through its activities, leadership development and grassroots structures, NAS-PYW aims to deliver:
A coordinated network of politically engaged young women across all 13 LGAs.
Functional LGA and ward structures.
More young women participating in party processes, voting and leadership.
More young women prepared to seek party positions, elective office and public appointments.
Stronger political knowledge, leadership and advocacy skills among members.
Closer engagement between young women, party leadership and government institutions.
A lasting platform for women's participation in politics and governance.
Beyond Electoral Cycles

NAS-PYW is a continuing platform, not an election-season project.
Through political education, mentorship, member development and active involvement in party affairs, it will sustain a pipeline of informed, capable young women ready to serve in party leadership, public office and community life.
Core Pillars of Sustainability
Our Promise
Nasarawa Progressive Young Women
Democracy works best when women are part of it. NAS-PYW is committed to ensuring that young women in Nasarawa State are informed, organised and present wherever decisions are made.
We are building a network of young women who vote, lead, speak up and serve.
Are you a young woman ready to take part in politics and shape governance in Nasarawa State? Connect with NAS-PYW to learn about membership and upcoming activities.