There is still hope for Nigeria, NCPC tells Nigerian youths
By Peter Usman
The Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission, NCPC, has urged Nigerian youths to be patient with leaders, adding that there is still hope for Nigeria.
The Executive Secretary of NCPC, Rev. Yakubu Pam, gave this charge in Abuja, while playing host to the delegation of the Sir Ahmadu Bello Youth Council of Nigeria, AYCN who paid him a courtesy visit in his office.
Rev. Pam stated that failure of some leaders do not mean an end to our hopes for a better Nigeria.
He said, “It is my dream to work with young people to move Nigeria to a greater height, I appeal to the youths to show spirit of sportsmanship and be patient with our leaders as there is still hope for Nigeria.”
The NCPC helmsman further assured the youths that our Leaders have learned and identified the mistakes, adding that Nigeria would rise again and we would all be alive to see it.
He intimated his guests that NCPC regulates travels to the Holy Land of Israel and that the Commission plans to work with youths to better the agricultural methods practiced in Nigeria by incorporating the system used in Israel.
He charged the youths to key into the youth pilgrimage organized by the Commission specifically designed to expose the youths to the Israeli agricultural system.
Rev. Pam showed his appreciation to the delegation for having good thoughts of identifying prominent Northern Personalities in Nigeria and that he is glad to be honoured as one. The apostle of peace assured the youths that Nigeria would surely be better as we have youths who have dreams and desire for a greater Nigeria.
Earlier, the President of the Ahmadu Bello Youth Council of Nigeria (AYCN), Comrade Sagir Adam who led the delegation told the NCPC boss that the Council identifies with him as a prominent personality who has marvelously contributed to peace and harmony of the Country. According to him, “the Council is a body that is striving towards bringing Northern Nigeria together beyond religious differences, tribal, ethnicity and political inclination”.
Comrade Sagir stated that the Council is strongly an inter-faith body which has taken time to study the Executive Secretary’s activities towards the peace and move for “One Nigeria”.