The national patron, Youth Assembly of Nigeria (YAN); His youthfulness, Hon. Ugwumba Uche Nwosu yesterday while speaking to journalists at the Port harcourt International Airport sincerely commended the Re – Introduction of Peace Corp Bill by Federal House of Representatives in the 9th Assembly. The YAN patron said it is an evidence of commitment of the 2 chambers of National Assembly under the Speaker House of Representatives, Hon Femi Gbajabiamila to address prominent issues that boarder on youth development and National Security.
Hon. Nwosu said it’s indeed considered as best move at this material time to address the growing insecurity across the country which are resultant effect of unemployment and idleness among Energetic Nigerians (Youth).
Lending his voice, the national speaker, Youth Assembly of Nigeria; Rt.Hon. Godstime Chukwubuikem Samuel said it is certain that if this bill secure the necessary attention of both chambers of the National Assembly, in two months, the bill should be transmitted to President for ascent. We equally implore all stakeholders to give the bill necessary support this time around to address our collective challenges of insecurity, unemployment and Prevailing Poverty level in Nigeria aswell compliment President Muhammedu Buhari mission to Uplift 1 Million Nigerians from poverty level as declared in his inaugural speech.
Hon. Godstime said the bill when passed and signed into law will definitely engage more than 150,000 Nigeria youths directly or indirectly. As officers of the corps will also establish their family members in trade, education and other vocations.
We thereby appeal to Presidency to give unconditional ascent to the bill when transmitted to aide the Next Level Agenda.
The national leadership of YAN commends the corps and her General Commandant for their consistency, perseverance and dedication to project Nigeria Thus far despite all the challenges. We equally implore the highrachy to be logical and seize any requirement exercise while this process is on to avoid the misconception event of the past, Godstime further stressed.
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