Four objectives of the Nigerian Youth Movement: (i) To develop a united nation out of the conglomeration of people who inhabited Nigeria.
(ii) To pressurize the government to award scholarship to the youths to study abroad.
(iii) To strive for the establishment of a new legislative council built on the principle of an unofficial majority.
(iv) To demand for equal economic opportunities for Nigerians with those enjoyed by foreigners.
(v) To demand better pay for Africans in the Civil Service.
(vi) To demand for higher executive appointments for Africans within the civil service.
(vii) To see that more use are being made of Africans in the administrative branch of the public service.
(viii) To cooperate with all bodies whose aims and aspirations are similar to its own.
(ix) To struggle for the complete control of the Township Councils by Nigerians.
(x) To work for political emancipation of Nigerians with the aim of achieving complete autonomy within the British Empire.