A national campus movement calling students back to identity and purpose — students from all four regions, gathering as one at Redemption Camp this October.
At the centre of nearly every crisis driving Nigeria's instability stands its youth — not as victims alone, but increasingly as perpetrators, and as those fleeing in despair.
Kidnapping, terrorism, banditry, cybercrime, prostitution and mass emigration are not separate problems — they are symptoms of one disenfranchised and displaced generation, a generation that does not yet understand its identity or its purpose. Within this crisis lies the potential to turn a lost generation into a generation of builders.
YACT did not begin as a strategic plan — it began as a redirection given in prayer. One message, carried across four regions: your nation has a purpose, and so do you.
The bootcamp runs Friday night through Sunday morning at Redemption Camp — rigorous but life-changing, demanding but transformational.
Seats are limited per campus. Register now to secure your place — Friday night to Sunday morning, all four regions together in one place.
Register to Attend →Students from all four geographic regions of Nigeria are converging on one flagship gathering at Redemption Camp this October. Drag the map to rotate it.
We seek partnership to bring the flagship gathering to life.
Whether you can offer a venue, a fleet, a following, or funding — every region moves forward because someone said yes first. Tell us how you'd like to partner.
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