Noritsegho acknowledges Royal Rangers’ long-standing role in molding youths

The Chairman of National Youth Council of Nigeria, NYCN, Warri South Chapter, Comr. Destiny Noritsegho, has acknowledged the long-standing role Royal Rangers play in molding youths, through Christian values.

Fresh Angle International’s Vivian Pori, reports that the NYCN Warri South Chairman, made the assertion, weekend when he led members of his executive on a visit to Royal Rangers of Assemblies of God Church, Effurun via Warri.

Comr. Noritsegho, admonished Royal Rangers to uphold dignity, saying if they uphold dignity now, they would uphold it when they get to higher positions like Governor and Senator. 

He stated that his leadership of NYCN will be marking 100 days in office come July 5, promising a special surprise for the first 100 attendees during the general meeting, just as he thanked Commander Gogo, for his lasting impact on youth through Royal Rangers.

The Deputy Commander of Royal Rangers, David Ochonogor, in his remarks, narrated how he worked with the state NYCN Chairman, to reinstate NYCN in Warri South, “after crisis rocked the last NYCN executive.”

According to Ochonogor, the efforts to reinstate NYCN in Warri South, demonstrates how Royal Rangers have always been involved in NYCN activities.

He pleaded with the new NYCN executive in Warri South to carry Royal Rangers along, saying, ' we don't disappoint, we love to work with people.

Ochonogor, commended Comr. Noritsegho for reaching out to all youth organizations, even as Rev Commander Gogo, added: “We should not be left out in empowerment, narrating the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman, who asked to partake of the crumbs that fall from the master's table.”

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