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NYCN Osun Warns External Bodies To Stop Parading Illegal Committee, Maintain Stand On Constitution

NYCN Osun Warns External Bodies  To Stop Parading Illegal Committee, Maintain Stand On Constitution

 NYCN Osun Warns External Bodies  To Stop Parading Illegal Committee, Maintain Stand On Constitution 


The Chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria Osun state , Com. Adetunji Ajala has maintained the stand of all the affiliated youth organisations in the state towards the  state Congress held on the 6th April,2023 at moremi hall ,Abeere .

He made the stand of the council known during the investigative closed door meeting at the state Intelligence Division ,Osogbo in order to bring an end to the division caused by the external people regarding themselves as NEC ,who lacks constitutional jurisdiction for representation. These elements from other state and non council members were looking for a way to hijack the council ,the statement reads.

The State chapter of the youth council remained one indivisible family and will not be moved by confusion and lies by some elements whose interest is fashioned to creating problems so as to benefit from it . 

The National youth council of Nigeria,Osun state commend the effort of the Nigeria police and will always work in partnership towards ensuring peace in the state . The youth of the state have affirmed their strong believe in the leadership of Com. Adetunji Ajala as the chairman of the council and any one parading as caretaker at any local government or state should desist .

The Chairman established that the activities of the supposedly caretakers and their sponsors remain illegal ,non and void by the constitution of the National youth council of Nigeria 2018 as amended. 

The chairman also added that the commissioner of youth and the Senior special Assistant to governor on civil society should take caution from sponsoring crises in the youth council in the state to ensure the dividends of democracy get to the youth of the state .

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