The Cross River State Special Advisers Forum has congratulated the Special Adviser on Youth Mobilization, Comrade Dan Obo, on his emergence as Vice President, South-South of the Nigerian Youth Congress (NYC), describing it as a remarkable milestone for both the state and the region.
In a statement issued on Tuesday and signed by the Forum’s Secretary, Barr. Gilbert Agbor, the body praised Obo’s unwavering commitment to youth empowerment, saying his elevation to national leadership reflects his consistent dedication to advancing the interests and welfare of young people across Nigeria.
The Forum emphasized that Obo’s emergence represents more than a personal achievement, calling it “a collective victory for the entire South-South, especially Cross River State,” where he is widely recognized for his passion, grassroots mobilization, and visionary leadership.
Highlighting his sustained advocacy and drive for youth-centered initiatives, the Forum expressed optimism that his new position will unlock greater civic participation and expand opportunities for youth development across the region.
“We are confident in your capacity to inspire the youth of the South-South toward noble causes, strengthen civic engagement, and promote positive growth in Cross River State, the Niger Delta, and Nigeria as a whole,” the Forum stated.
The body also commended Obo’s passion, clarity of purpose, and commitment to service, describing these traits as assets that will elevate youth leadership to new heights.
Wishing him a productive and impactful tenure, the Forum encouraged him to remain a shining model of purposeful and effective youth leadership.
Comrade Dan Obo is widely celebrated as one of Cross River State’s most active youth mobilizers, with a solid track record of community engagement and advocacy that has earned him broad respect across political and social platforms.
