#IYD2020: NYCN President Urges Youths to stand with President Buhari in the fight against  crime

The National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) has urged Nigerian Youths to stand with president Muhammad Buhari to enable him take back the country from criminal elements.

Comrade Solomon Adodo, President NYCN, gave the advice during a post IYD 2020 rally in Abuja on Monday

Adodo said youths had no time and choice than to fulfill their discovered mission to rescue Nigeria from criminals and failed politicians who had “cowardly resorted to divisive attacks against the government in this regard.”

He said that the council resolved to support Buhari not because they were stooges or that his government was faultless, but because they had discovered that he was more concern about the next generation hence, their obligatory to stand with him.

Adodo Said that Buhari anti- corruption war had unsettled some political criminals who resorted to blackmail and ridiculing his achievement but would fail.

He commended the security agencies, especially the Department of State Security Services (DSS), the Nigeria Police and the military for their vigilance and commitment to duty, despite being overstretched

The youth council President imployed the teeming youths to shun thuggery and embrace several opportunities in agriculture, information and communication technology as well small and medium enterprises in other to contribute their quota to the economy and for self-reliance.

He called on youths to be vigilant and shun sponsors of fake news,hate speech and violence.

Hundreds of youths under the Umbrella of NYCN held a procession from Unity fountain to Federal Secretariat Abuja in Commemoration of the year 2020 international youth day and in Solidarity to President Muhammad Buhari anti corruption war.

#IYD2020: National Youth Council of Nigeria @HqNycn boss @adodoleads1 Urges Youths to stand with President Buhari in the war against crime holds solidarity rally in Abuja #Abujacommunity pic.twitter.com/mRTSLDuHT0

— Abuja Community (@AbujaCommunity) August 17, 2020