Financing of education should not be the sole responsibility of the public sector, but also private sector;

African Governments should ensure free mass education at every level since a people without education cannot progress meaningfully and the AIDS awareness efforts cannot be meaningfully addressed with the present level of illiteracy;

All children of school age must be in school. There must be a legislation on this;

Educational curriculum should be designed to meet with the developmental needs of Africa;

Need for vocational schools in all local government areas;

That technological education must have a place of pride in the educational system for Africa to meet the challenges of the new millennium;

Community-based studies should be encouraged;

For effectiveness of education, teachers should be adequately compensated, trained and equipped with the right tools;

There should be innovation, new thinking, and double-streaming and better use of facilities and available resources must be maximized; and 

Proper implementation and consistency in education policy.

Leaders should make time to reach out to the grassroots to address their needs and concerns. They should be more focused and the populace should show more understanding and exercise patience;

Public should respect the differences in culture amongst the legislators and give democracy time with an understanding that it is an insidious thing;

Change is required to evolve the country to a new concept of democracy; and 

African problems are imported problems and should be addressed from an African perspective.

Government should create enabling, conducive environment for foreign investors and the investors should identify backward communities for development;

That our developmental and research institutes should do more by looking into our problem and invest more in industries and others to address the issue of unemployment; and

There should be a relationship between graduation and employment.

That the proposed Nigeria Constitutional Amendment/Review should look into nomenclature "youth" as enshrined and amend the constitution to allow the youth from 25 years to be eligible to vie for an elective post in Nigeria and Africa as a whole thus incorporating the youth into decision-making;

That National Association of Nigeria Students (NANS) be henceforth involve in issues that bothers on Nigerian youth and the media in Africa should focus on issues that affect the youth.

Government to help and support research and development into HIV/AIDS vaccine;

Government should fully activate the two committees elected to address HIV/AIDS problems;

Screening centers for HIV/AIDS in all local governments;

All workers in HIV/AIDS researches should be encouraged. Those in scientific research and government should work in harmony;

Government should establish HIV/AIDS Foundation through which NGOs can apply for funding;

Centralize registration of NGOs; and

To inculcate HIV/AIDS education into school curriculum.

to involve the youth in information dissemination as regards aims and objectives of the workshop that an action group in the form of a follow-up be looked into decisively; and

that ACODI should ensure the continuance of workshops like this for youth and the leaders to rub mind and assess the problems, analyze it and proffer meaningful solutions.