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    Group to partner FG, States on Youth, Women Development Policies

    By National UpdateJune 4, 2023 Metro No Comments1 Min Read
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    From Ahmed Rufa’i, Dutse

    The Youth Enlightenment Empowerment Foundation of Nigeria (YEEFON) has reaffirmed its commitment to partner with the Federal and State governments in all policies and programmes on youth and women development for better Nigeria.

    This was disclosed by the group’s chairman board of trustees, Comrade Sani Ibrahim Taura in a press statement issued in Dutse, JIgawa State
    The group congratulated Nigeria over the success recorded in the peaceful swearing of the president Bola Ahmed Tinibu and all the governors across the country.

    According to the statement “The organization reiterates its commitment to sensitizing the public especially youths and women to contribute and actively participate in maintaining peace and order that will help improve their fortunes as future leaders”.

    The chairman noted that the combination of the newly sworn in governor Mallam Umar Namadi Danmodi-and his Deputy Mallam Aminu Usman Gumel in jigawa state is a synergy of good leaders, with good youth and women oriented policies with potentials to revolutionize governance in the state”.

    He therefore extended the group’s congratulatory message to the newly elected leaders as he reiterated the resolve of the group to identify with their commitments for a better Nigeria.

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