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[BREAKING NEWS] Kogi NYCN rejoices with former State FCT Minister, Dr. Ramatu Tijani Aliyu on Federal Appointment, Lauds President Tinubu

Kogi State chapter of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, NYCN, has commended the President and commander in chief of armed forces, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu for considering their mother, a friend of the youths and immediate former Minister of State Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja, to head the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA)... CLICK TO READ THE FULL NEWS HERE▶▶

The council in a statement issued and signed on Friday evening by its Chairman, Comrade Benjamin Jeremiah Ojodale, said Kogi youths across the three senatorial districts are celebrating the success of a former minister of State FCT in areas of job creation, empowerment and employment she gave to deserving Kogi youths.

Former Minister of State FCT and Chairman board Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, Hajiya (Dr.) Ramatu Tijani Aliyu

Jeremiah Ojodale described Dr. Aliyu’s appointment as well-deserved recognition in view of her efforts and support towards the success of All Progressives Congress, APC, in the 2023 elections.

The Kogi NYCN boss further said the former minister’s new board appointment is a well-deserved recognition of her hard work, dedication, and contributions to the community.

“Kogi Youths excited about the opportunity for the former minister to continue making a positive impact in her new role.”

“The former minister’s achievement will serve as an inspiration to others, especially young people, to strive for similar success.”

Chairman, Kogi State chapter of NYCN, Comrade Benjamin Jeremiah Ojodale

“We the undersigned youth group is celebrating your leadership and vision, which have had a positive influence on the State.”

While wishing her well in her new office, Comrade Benjamin Jeremiah Ojodale advised the former Minister to join hands with Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo to take Kogi to an enviable height of prosperity

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