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By Patrick Ndukwe
As a commissioner for the development of youth and the hunt for talents, Dr. Emeka Mandela Ukaegbubbo, marked his anniversary of a year in charge, the chapter of the IMO State of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), had been happy with him and had wished him better days in advance.
The young people in a press release signed and made available to the media in Owerri, Saturday, through the president of Nycn of the Imo State, Barr. Ezinwanne Chimuanya Udoka, said that a year in charge of Ukaegbubbu as a commissioner for the development of youth and the hunt for talents was very remarkable.
Udoka said that Ukaegbu showed the ability of a true leader, a cunning politician and technician helping to start and implement some policies of the government of shared prosperity that stimulate young people to productivity, thus reducing crime, violence and insecurity in the state.
“From his appointment by the firm governor he hopes that Uzodimma as a commissioner for the development of youth and the hunt for talents, Dr. Emeka Mandela Ukaegbubbu was exceptional as he showed resilience, ability and mental acuteness to leadership and politics.
“Being decisive for the success of the 3R administration and the commitment of some young people in governance, leadership, employment and empowerment, Ukaegbu was a reliable force for young people and humanity in general.
“The young people of the soul, under the umbrella of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, will continually demonstrate civilization, patriotism and present credit to the 3R administration to continue to be successful and meet the aspirations of the people of the Imo State who deserve a good life.
“The state of Nycn Imo prays for the success of the commissioner while providing assistance more useful to the governor who showed love and concern for young people. He really did in an excellent way and posterity will keep him in great consideration,” Udoka said.
The young people urged the commissioner to always intensify their efforts to engage them evenly and strengthen them significantly so that poverty and insecurity reduce in the least.
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