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Sports Minister, Makes Case For Youth Ahead Of APC Congress

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Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Chief Sunday Dare has assured youth of  his support in their aspirations to be elected into various positions in the forthcoming ward, local government and state congresses of the party.

Acknowledging the roles played by the youth in building, prompting and sustaining genuine democracy, the Minister stressed that the future is ripe for the youth to be actively engaged in party activities and democratic process.

Dare while describing the youth as major assets for Nigeria to attain enviable heights, added that he will continue to mobilise human and material resources  to advance the cause of the youth in national polity.

While urging the youth to be involved in politics, Dare stressed that they must live up to expectations in promoting the ideals of the party.

According to him “I have continually advocated  for the participation of youth in politics in a bid to build a balanced, fair and just society.

” The youth are key to nation building, as such we must engage them on policies, programmes and projects that will advance not just their cause but the society in general.

” At the party and national levels, I have consistently pushed for youth friendly agenda for the sake of national interest.

“As the ward, local government and state congresses are scheduled to commence on July 31, the youth must be accorded their rightful positions in the party leadership hierarchy at all levels.

” The Federal Government and APC, will continue to promote youth-friendly initiatives for the well being of the nation”.

The Minsiter, who is currently in Japan for the 2021 Olympics games had  at a pre-congress stakeholders meeting of APC in Ogbomoso and Oyo state , cautioned chieftains, stakeholders and members of the party against division while maintaining that the APC in Oyo state is one united family.

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Relax, Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria’ – RTIFN Tells Cross Riverians

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Cyril Ogar

The Cross River State chapter of the Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN) has urged Nigerians, particularly Cross Riverians, to remain confident in President Bola Tinubu’s administration, insisting that the Renewed Hope Agenda is delivering on its promise of national development.

The group also commended the Cross River State Government and residents of the state for their massive participation in the presidential campaign council rally held on November 2, 2026, at the U.J. Esuene Stadium, Calabar.

In a statement, the state coordinator of RTIFN, Cross River State, Engr. Anjor Obande, alongside members of the state executive council, local government and ward coordinators, praised Governor Bassey Otu and the First Lady, Apostle Dr. Eyoanwan Bassey Otu, for the successful hosting of the rally.

The group described the impressive turnout as a demonstration of the people’s support for President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda and Governor Otu’s People’s First agenda.

Obande and members of the state executive council said the large attendance reflected the growing acceptance of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Cross River State, expressing confidence in the party’s prospects in future elections.

RTIFN further commended the organisation and outcome of the rally, reaffirming its commitment to mobilising support for President Tinubu and Governor Otu.

The event was attended by Vice-President Kashim Shettima, the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, members of the National Assembly, national and state executives of the APC, members of the Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), national representatives of RTIFN and various support groups.

Also present were APC members, residents from the 18 local government areas of Cross River State, visitors from other states and members of the media.

The group described the massive turnout as a strong expression of political solidarity and reiterated its determination to sustain grassroots mobilisation in support of the Renewed Hope and People’s First agendas.

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