The Delta State chapter of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, NYCN, on Wednesday inaugurated newly elected executive members for Burutu Local Government Area.
The executives were inaugurated by the Delta State Chairman of the NYCN, Comrade Kenneth Okorie.
Comrade Kenneth in his inauguration address charged the Suoware Edinini-led Executives to be good ambassadors of youthful representation, saying the NYCN is a brooding ground for future leaders of the country.
Okorie further lauded Chairman of Burutu local government area, Rt Hon Godknows Angele for his youth oriented attributes in the midst of discharging his duties.
The State Chairman particularly thanked Angele for allowing the NYCN and other youth organizations to thrive in Burutu.
The Council Chairman in his address to the new Executives called for cooperation as he assured of carving out more opportunities for youths to thrive in his administration.
Hon Angele also announced the creation of a working office for the NYCN to function effectively alongside other youth bodies.
On his part, Comrade Suoware in his inaugural speech thanked the Council Chairman for his fervent support as well as the state executives of the NYCN for giving him and his colleagues the platform to thrive.
Full list of newly sworn in executives include;
1, Edinini Suowari – Chairman
2, Education Tonbrapade – Deputy Chairman
3. Dominic Welle – Secretary
4. Mark Christmas – Vice Chairman 1
5. Faith zenetubo – Vice Chairman 2
6. Tomu Stephen – Asst. Secretary
7. Iyakonbogha Ebikabowei – Treasurer
8. Keneware Emmanuel… PRO 2
9. Ebiowei Sylvester – PRO 1
- Aghagha Fredrick – Program Officer 1
- Demebi Beauty – Fin. Secretary
- Lucia Ekisah – Welfare Officer 1
- Mokena Mercy – Welfare officer 2
- Mark Otutufegha – Auditor 1
15 Bruno Geregha – Provost.
- Abraham benafa -Auditor 2
Other notable faces at the ceremony include Hon Combulous Ekisa, Vice Chairman Burutu Council, Comrade Collins Enekorogha, Delta State NYCN Secretary, Comrade Emma Akpule, cabinet members of Burutu Secretariate, security chieftains, other youth organizations amongst others.
