In just few hours to the the swearing in of Sen Bola Amed Tinubu and his vice Sen Kashim Shettima, a foremost youth leader FBI Oyefeso has reassured Nigerians that the government of Tinubu/Shettima will incorporate and favour the youths as promised.
FBI Oyefeso during a roundtable dinner in preparation for the presidential swearing in told newsmen that the incoming president Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a man known for empowering and creating jobs.
Earlier, he commended Nigerians for exercising their franchise amidst the threat many persons went through during the pre-electioneering period.
Speaking further, he expressed confidence and hope, calling on other Nigerians to give the incoming president all the needed supports in delivering good governance.
The program which held yesterday at the Federal Capital Territory had dignitaries from all parts of the nation which include; former FCT Minister Alh Aliyu Modibo Umar, Special Assistant to the Speaker Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila Hon. Ali Balogun, Global President Yoruba Council Worldwide Aare Oba Oladotun Hassan, Olufowobi Olarewaju and a host of others who joined in unveiling "Asiwaju Leadership and Good Governance Centre" (ALGGC)##
Meet the new boss of Alvan Ikoku College of Education. A new boss has been appointed as chairman governing council of Alvan Ikoku College of Education. Hon. Abinye Alex-Hart was appointed recently to head the activities of the institution. Hon. Alex-Hart was born on June 21, 1956, in Bonny, to the family of Late Pa. A.B. Hart (the famous Headmaster, Bandmaster and Choirmaster) and Late Mrs. Violet E. Alex-Hart (the famous Educator and Opera singer). He is the last child in the family of six, whose miraculous birth was an answer by God to persistent prayers for male children. He grew up under the tutelage of a grand disciplinarian when discipline was not a story-book idea, but the merciless grinding reality of everyday life. EDUCATION: Hon. Abinye Alex-Hart began his formal education at the famous Bonny Government School, left in 1972 and proceeded to Bonny National Grammar School, where he came out with flying colours in the West African Schools Certificate Examinations in 1977.
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