Hon. Isaac Obo has been honored patron by NYCN Abi Chapter

It was another profound moment to honor someone who is worth celebrating and to acknowledge all his support for youth as Comrade Evalsam Ekpe, State PRO, NYCN Cross River State, welcomed the Honorable Commissioner IV, Cross River State Forestry Commission, Hon. Isaac Obo, for honoring the invitation.

The coordinator of the National Youth Council of Nigeria Abi Chapter, Comr. Daniel Nelson, appreciates the leadership of the NYCN Abi Chapter for coming out on this auspicious day as they gather to appreciate a man who has seen the youths of Abi local government as his own.

He further appreciates the support and commitment of the honorable on the just concluded event tag “security town hall meeting,” whose benevolence was well received and can’t be taken for granted. Giving is not done by having but only by someone who has the heart to give; therefore, the entire youth of Abi appreciate you dearly.

The coordinator calls on the presentation of the NYCN Crest, Murphuler, and portrait of patronship, which contain remarkable detail about the NYCN ABI Chapter. The coordinator of the NYCN Abi Chapter, Comr. Daniel Nelson, led in the decoration of Honourable Isaac Obo.

Honourable Isaac Obo, the Honorable Commissioner IV, Cross River State Forestry Commission, first of all dedicates everything presented to him by NYCN Abi Comr. Daniel Nelson to His Excellency, the Governor of Cross River State, Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu, the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Hon. Emmanuel Ironbar, Special Adviser, General Duties, Barr Ekpenyong Akiba, and Chairman/CEO of the CRS Forestry Commission, Rt. Hon. George Oben\’Etchi, PhD.

The honorable further reassured the NYCN coordinator, Comr. Daniel Nelson, that the government of Prince Bassey otu has lots of packages for youths of the state, and Abi local government youths won’t be left out; for those that are qualified for job opportunities, they’ll all be identified.

He ended by praying for God\’s protection for all youths in Abi local government and Cross River State at large.