- INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION;Formal education has a vital role to play in the development and social change of human communities. For development and change to take place, education is a must. It creates the environment and conditions conducive for change to take place� education is the builder and molder of attitude and behaviour of members of the society which lend support to the process of development and change thereby helps in improving national integration among differnt ethics and culture in the country - IMPLEMENTATION OF FOOD SECURITY POLICIES; Food security is one of the monsters that target many developing countries of the world. With the majority of people in this part of the world as farmers, there is an urgent need to save the rural communities through the provision of an adequate infrastructure. Such a system would support food and cash crop production for domestic consumption and export (brings foreign funds for development of the country). It is pertinent to note that most of the rural communities are border towns. Rural people should be enlightened on the importance of the country's sovereignty and (they should be on alert) on the damaging effects of intolerance of neighboring brothers. If the rural communities are at peace, the rest of the country will also enjoy peace because they are the majority. The library must wake up from its traditional role by imbibing ideas and services that will have direct and relevant bearing on the citizenry. -RURAL DEVELOPMENT; The Urban Strategy seeks, foremost, the physical, social and economic integration of our cities and towns. This means that: Jobs, housing, and urban amenities of all kinds must be furnished in more efficient and integrated urban and metropolitan settlements. Co-locating urban functions will make cities and towns more efficient in a number of ways. Physically more integrated cities and towns would also mean shorter commuting distances and times. Such interventions will not only make individual cities and towns more efficient, but they could also have a significant effect on the national economy also other social ammenities such as good roads and electricity etc enhances national integration in the country -YOUTH EMPOWERMENT;Nigerian youths constitute the most active segment of the entire population of over 140 million people. They are the social engineers and a veritable channel or catalyst for positive changes in the rural community, in school or urban setting. These youths need love and a fair share of the national wealth. They are people with high hopes, great expectations from parents and elders in the society. At this point, it is necessary to examine the concept of youth as a prelude to an appraisal of this social group. It should be noted that differences exist in perception of the term 搚 outh� by governments, international organizations, and the public. However, the term 搚outh� generally implies a period of life between childhood and adulthood.so when youth are being empowered in all regions it creates proper integration among youth of differnt norms