Youth Legislator Saheed Rahmon, who represents the Lagos East Senatorial District at the Nigerian Youth Parliament, has issued a strong warning over what he describes as a deceptive multi-level marketing (MLM) operation allegedly targeting Nigerian youths under pretenses.
According to Rahmon, the issue was formally presented during the last plenary session of the Nigerian Youth Parliament, held in Katsina State.
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“At the last plenary session of the Nigeria Youth Parliament, held in Katsina State, I formally moved a motion condemning the exploitation of Nigerian youths by a deceptive multi-level marketing scheme operating under the name Neolife (formerly known as GNLD),” he stated.
Rahmon expressed deep concern over the alleged scale and reach of the scheme, particularly within communities under his constituency.
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“As the representative of the Lagos East Senatorial District, I am deeply concerned about the aggressive and misleading recruitment tactics being used to lure young people into an unproductive and exploitative cycle,” he said.
He cited areas including Epe, Ikorodu, Bariga, and other parts of Lagos East, alleging that hundreds, if not thousands of youths are being misled and financially drained under promises of prosperity and financial independence.
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The Youth Legislator warned that the alleged activities go beyond individual financial losses and pose broader risks to society.
“This is not only harmful to individuals; it undermines the collective future of our youth and threatens the socioeconomic progress of our communities,” Rahmon noted.
Rahmon called on parents, community leaders, institutions, and young Nigerians to work together to curb youth exploitation.
“We must not remain silent. I call on parents, community leaders, institutions, and young people themselves to join hands in raising awareness, demanding accountability, and putting an end to all forms of exploitation of our youths,” he said.
“The future of Nigerian youth must be protected, and together, we will protect it,” he added.
