Seyi Tinubu, the son of President Bola Tinubu, has called for young Nigerians to be brought into government policy and decision-making. He urged people his age to demand a seat at the table rather than wait for one to be offered. His appeal comes during a stretch of deep frustration among young Nigerians over joblessness and the cost of living. Nigeria's population skews heavily young, and every administration promises to give that demographic a larger role. Critics have long argued that actual appointments of young ministers and advisers lag well behind the talk. Seyi holds no formal government post, but his family tie gives his words a weight most other advocates cannot claim. How young Nigerians respond, at the ballot box and in the streets, will show whether the call carried any real weight.