NATIONAL YOUTH GROUP APPOINTS ABIA CHAPTER INTERIM EXCOS - Maps out strategies for massive mobilization of youths


Barring any last minute change, Young Visioneers Association of Nigeria, YVAN,  Abia State Chapter, has concluded arrangements to pay familiarization visits to some of the security agencies and justices in the state. According to the association, the visits are to solicit for support and partnerships for its campaign on youths involvement in politics, youths registration for voter's card and youths abstainment from electoral violence.

This is even as the group has appointed interim officers to fill in vacant positions to help reposition the group in a bid to break new grounds.

These formed part of the highpoints and resolutions taken at the group’s monthly meeting recently held in Umuahia, the Abia State Capital.

The new appointees include: Comrade Stanley Nwankwo – State Coordinator, Amb. Duke Imandu- Deputy State Coordinator / Publicity Secretary and Comrade Ikpengwa Uchenna - Secretary. Others are Comrade Eziaha Odinkenmere – Treasurer, Comrade Yakubu Akofe Mutiu - Organising Secretary, Comrade Clifford Egwu - Welfare Director, comrade Iyke Atumah - Financial Secretary and Comrade Amos Ocholi - Umuahia South Coordinator.

Some of the resolutions taken at the well attended meeting to ensure the group realize its vision to be a force to reckon with in the state includes massive grass root mobilization and sensitization, courtesy visit to members of the judiciary and paid advertisements in radio stations and on social media platforms.

Young Visioneers Association of Nigeria (YVAN) is a national youth pressure group whose aim is to restore the fallen moral standards in the society apart from charting a new course for youths who have a blurred vision of life, political participation and governance.

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