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YOUTH FOR JAGABAN FORUM, SAYS A VOTE FOR BOLA TINUBU IS A VOTE FOR THE FUTURE OF NIGERIA

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Youth For Jagaban Forum, YJF, has emphasized the need for the Country’s Youthful Population to back the Presidential bid of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the All Progressive Congress Candidate in the 2023 General Election.

According to a Press Statement from the office of the Conveners of the Group , the man Bola Tinubu has always been a Youth friendly leader from his days as the Governor of Lagos.

The Group stressed that they have no doubt that a vote for Tinubu is a vote for the future of the Nigerian People.

Joint Conveners of the Group Chimeize Nwaobasi and Ifeanyi Anozie said they have no doubt that the Youthful Population will play a significant role in the Cabinet of Bola Tinubu when he becomes Nigeria’s President in 2023.

The Conveners said this is what he has done over the decades in Lagos and even in his empowerment drive across the Country and beyond.

” What some Nigerians don’t know about Tinubu is that he is so passionate about youth development and empowerment. During his time as governor of Lagos State, his administration’s youth development programme led to the annual ‘One Day Governor’ through the annual spelling bee for secondary school students.

Tinubu also repositioned the education sector as well as improved the welfare package for teachers in the state.

Should we also forget when he massively funded LASU by injecting N1 billion between 2006 -2007.

“We can tell anybody for free that out of the three major aspirants vying for the Presidential ticket next , Tinubu is one man that will give a large number of his cabinet and appointments to the Youthful class, hence the need for the Nigerian Youth to know they are voting for their future if we all queue behind Asiwaju in 2023”, The Group added.

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UCMPOO Names LG Coordinators to Drive Grassroots Mobilization for Otu, Odey

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The United Cross River Movement for Prince Otu and Peter Odey (UCMPOO) has announced the appointment of coordinators across local government areas and state constituencies in Cross River State as part of efforts to strengthen its grassroots structure.


In a statement issued by the UCMPOO Secretary-General, Victor Omaga Odoh, the movement said the appointments were aimed at expanding its grassroots presence and enhancing mobilisation ahead of the 2027 re-election bid of Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, and his deputy, Hon. Peter Odey.


According to the statement, the newly appointed coordinators are expected to coordinate the movement’s activities within their respective local government areas and constituencies, while strengthening engagement with communities and residents.


The appointed coordinators include Pastor Steve Atukamre for Obanliku; Hon. Augustine Ishong for Obudu; Hon. Chris Ogaidang for Bekwarra; Hon. Ega Mgbantul for Ogoja; Mr Mike Okwori for Yala I; and Hon. Godwin Igelle for Yala II.


Others are Elemi Eka for Abi; Hon. Charley Ikpi for Yakurr I; Butum Ubi Ofum for Yakurr II; Barr. Monday Akpere for Obubra I; Victor Okim Enang for Obubra II; Eric Ndifon for Etung I; Pastor Erune Erune for Etung II; Ogbuoba Margaret Okim for Ikom I; and Egbede Joshua for Ikom II.


The list further includes Hon. Harris Esor for Boki I; Mr James Dibang for Boki II; Hon. Mbora Mbora for Calabar Municipality; Comrade Inyang Udowong for Odukpani; Asuquo Adim for Bakassi; Michael Edem Bassey for Akpabuyo; Stephen Okon Effiong for Akamkpa I; Austine Ekuri for Akamkpa II; Chief Isaka Ekpenyong for Biase; Mike Archibong for Calabar South I; and Charles Etim for Calabar South II.


UCMPOO congratulated the newly appointed coordinators and urged them to discharge their responsibilities with dedication, commitment and a strong sense of service.


The movement said the appointments formed part of its broader efforts to establish an effective local government structure, deepen community engagement and coordinate grassroots activities across Cross River State.


It also called on the coordinators to work closely with stakeholders and communities within their respective areas to strengthen the movement’s organisational structure and outreach ahead of the 2027 political season.

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