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New message from Ekrem İmamoğlu to the youth: It's almost time

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu addressed the youth in a post on his social media account. In his message, İmamoğlu emphasized democracy and national sovereignty.

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Emphasizing that the right to vote and be elected must be protected, İmamoğlu sent the message to the youth: "The future is yours, you are the future."

In the post made from the official account of the Ekrem İmamoğlu Presidential Candidate Office, "Dear youth, it is time to shake things up with a great Republic and democracy victory, through the companionship of 86 million, both women and men; it is time to establish the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) of national sovereignty and the nation's power. It is time to protect the right to vote and be elected. It's almost time... The future is yours, you are the future! Everything will be very beautiful!" was noted.

"THEY ARE PRESENTING YOU WITH A MODERN SLAVERY SYSTEM"

In his video prepared with the help of artificial intelligence, İmamoğlu said, "Dear youth, heirs of our Republic, the Republic that our people built with blood and sweat is under threat 103 years later. A clogged, decrepit, seat-obsessed mentality is putting your lives on the table in their own survival gambles. They are presenting you with a modern slavery system through a deception that leaves you hopeless and without a future." he said.

Drawing attention to the rise in rent and housing prices, İmamoğlu stated, "The housing problem is at its peak. They are turning your future into a hopeless, lightless tunnel with a system where you cannot pay rent, cannot start a family, and where the streets are unsafe. They made you feel tired when you were young, helpless while working, and guilty while dreaming of a future that is clearly impoverished. Fear, anxiety, suspicion, and worry are not a coincidence; they are a consciously created system." he said.

Ekrem İmamoğlu added the following:

"Do not forget that your destiny is not in the corridors of a 1,100-room palace. It is in your minds, which are free in thought and conscience, in your talents, and in your hardworking hands. Witnessing and being aware of this collapse and injustice is not enough. It is also time to choose which side of the struggle you are on."