 As a result of this he founded the Youth Coalition Against Terrorism (YOCAT) in August 2010 to offer counselling services to victims of terrorism, as well as providing peace education and skills training for unemployed youths.He has provided employment opportunities for over 2000 youth in north-eastern Nigeria through partnerships with local government agencies and private organisations and the organization has recruited over 600 volunteers and partnered with many local bodies to organize different beneficial programs for young people in north-eastern Nigeria.In 2016, he was selected as one of 3 Nigerians and 21 African changemakers in the Commonwealth for the Queen’s Young Leaders Award by her majesty, Queen Elizabeth II of England in recognition of his work around peace building in northern Nigeria and also became a fellow of Generation Change Fellowship of the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) as a result of his works in combating terrorism.