Ethnic Youth Leaders vow to tackle perceived marginalization

Ethnic Youth Presidents in Nigeria have resolved to tackle perceived political marginalization and inadequate empowerment of youths in the country. Fresh Angle International can exclusively report

The resolve was a fall-out of a closed-door meeting held at Oleh, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.

Fresh Angle International can authoritatively report that the resolution was reached by the National President of Yoruba Youth Council, Comrade Eric Oluwole, National President of Ohannaze Ndigbo Youth Wing, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro, National Leader, All Middle Belt Youth Forum, Comrade Aluh Moses Odeh, National President, Urhobo Progress Union Youth Wing, Comrade Ovie Igho Anthony, National President, Ndokwa National Youths, Comrade Benjamin Onwubolu, National President of Itsekiri National Youth Council;, Comrade Esimaje Awani and National President, Isoko National Youth Assembly, INYA, Comrade Egbo Victor.

In addition, they resolved to pull down any strong hold detrimental to the Nigerian ethnic Nationalities. While claiming that the body control over 95% of the total vote of the country and as such their interest should be protected at all cost, they opined that the body is a determinant force on the right of votes in the next general elections and a road map for a formidable New Nigeria.

They  averred that in this jet age, they “will be embarking on intellectual militancy, sensitizing our people over what is happening in our various ethnic nationalities and advice our brother in the North to apply such intellectual militancy approach which is more effective rather than bloodshed of innocent citizens of Nigeria.

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