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NCWS call on FG to take adequate measures to address diaspora killings of Nigerians

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7 years ago

July 21, 2019

NCWS call on FG to take adequate measures to address diaspora killings of Nigerians

The National Council of Women Societies (NCWS) has called on President Muhammedu Buhari, to take adequate steps to address the killings of Nigerians in diaspora.

The National president of NCWS, Dr (Mrs) Gloria Laraba Shoda, mni made the call in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.

She said the killings of Nigerians all over the world is worrisome adding that the President Buhari led Federal Government should do more to ensure the safety of all Nigerians.

Recall that 118 Nigerians had so far lost their lives in different attacks over the years, out of which 13 were by the South African Police.

According to her, innocent Nigerians cannot continue to loss their lives just because they want to live in a foreign country.

“I think that the killings have continued because our government is not taking any decisive steps to address the incidents.

” Aside South Africa, Nigerians are also have been killed in other countries, such Italy etc’

“We are battling with the insecurity challenges in our country and our brothers and sisters that are aboard are also not allowed to have a peaceful life.

” This is unacceptable and as women, we are joining our voices with millions of Nigerians to say, No to inhuman treatment on Nigerians, No to the killings of Nigerians in daispora,” she said.

The council National President also called on the government to in testify its efforts to put an end to the present insecurity challenges in the country.

Innocent Nigerians like Funke Olakunrin, the second daughter of Afenifere leader, Reuben Fasoranti and many others who have been killed by either, Boko Haram, Bandits, Herdsmen, and other criminals all deserve justice.

”The Federal Government should I testify its efforts to address the situation Insecurity in the country have rendered many homeless and caused young women to become widows and thousands of children orphans.

Shoda commended Senate President, Ahmed Lawan for the prompt action taken to begin to address the issue of recent killings in South Africa.

The council also commends Diaspora commission, led by Abike Dabiri, adding that the council would be ready at all times to add its voice to this cause.

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NYP Names Ogbor, Yerima Directors in 2026/2027 Leadership Team

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November 3, 2026

The Gleamer

Cyril Ogar

The Nigeria Youths in Politics (NYP) has appointed two young professionals, Ogbor Christian Oghenetega and Arch. Yerima Eric Abdulazeez, as Directors of Innovation and Youth Empowerment, and Fundraising and Resource Mobilisation, respectively, in its 2026/2027 National Working Committee (NWC).

The appointments, approved by the organisation’s leadership, are aimed at strengthening its institutional capacity, promoting innovation, expanding youth participation and enhancing resource mobilisation to advance its objectives of promoting youth involvement in politics, leadership and governance.

In a statement signed on Tuesday in Abuja, NYP President, Hon. Blessing Oyefeso, said the appointments were based on the appointees’ professional backgrounds, leadership experience, entrepreneurial abilities and commitment to youth development and national progress.

Oyefeso expressed confidence that their wealth of experience, innovative ideas and dedication to service would contribute significantly to the organisation’s growth and the successful implementation of its programmes and strategic initiatives.

Ogbor, a real estate entrepreneur and property development professional from Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, holds a degree in Science Laboratory Chemistry from Delta State University, Abraka.

He has experience in real estate investment, property development, project coordination and team leadership, with professional interests in technology, artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship and strategic leadership.

A strong advocate of youth empowerment and national development, Ogbor is passionate about encouraging young Nigerians to participate actively in politics and governance.

In his new capacity as Director of Innovation and Youth Empowerment, he is expected to spearhead innovative initiatives, develop youth-oriented programmes, promote entrepreneurship and digital innovation, and facilitate capacity-building opportunities to equip young people with relevant skills and leadership values.

Similarly, Arch. Yerima Eric Abdulazeez, an architect, entrepreneur and construction professional from Biu Local Government Area of Borno State, brings more than 10 years of experience in architectural design, construction management, project development and consultancy.

He holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) and a Master of Education (MEd) in Architecture. He began his professional career at Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, where he acquired valuable industry experience and participated in projects involving international institutions, including the United Nations (UN) and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Yerima is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Yericon-Towersix Integrated Services Ltd., an architecture and construction firm, where he provides strategic and technical leadership in design, construction, consultancy and project development.

As Director of Fundraising and Resource Mobilisation, he is expected to develop sustainable fundraising strategies, identify strategic partnerships, engage potential donors and institutional supporters, and mobilise financial and non-financial resources to support the organisation’s programmes and activities.

His experience in strategic planning, project management, entrepreneurship and institutional development is expected to strengthen the organisation’s resource mobilisation framework and long-term sustainability.

The Nigeria Youths in Politics is a youth-focused political and civic engagement organisation committed to promoting active participation by young Nigerians in the country’s political processes, leadership and governance.

Through advocacy, political education, mentorship, capacity development, strategic partnerships and grassroots mobilisation, the organisation seeks to equip young people with leadership skills, encourage democratic participation, influence public policy and ensure that their voices and interests are represented in national decision-making.

The organisation maintains that meaningful youth participation is critical to building a responsive, accountable and sustainable democratic society.

Congratulating the appointees, Oyefeso urged them to bring their professional expertise, creativity and commitment to service to bear on their respective assignments.

He also charged them to work closely with other members of the National Working Committee to advance the organisation’s vision, strengthen its structures and implement impactful programmes that would create opportunities for young Nigerians.

The appointments take effect within the 2026/2027 National Working Committee cycle as NYP continues efforts to strengthen its structures and expand its impact in youth political engagement, empowerment and national development.

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