N/Delta youths commend Buhari for `rebuilding Nigeria’s lost image’ ON October 27, 2016 12:32 PM / IN

Abuja – The Niger Delta Youth Movement
(NDYM), Ondo State chapter, has
commended President Muhammadu Buhari
for “rebuilding the country’s lost image.’’
Chairman of NDYM Agbejoye Adetoye, via a
statement issued on Thursday in Abuja,
expressed the movement’s appreciation to
the president for his efforts at making
integrity and discipline the watchwords of
Nigerians.
According to him, these values have eluded
many of the country’s leaders and citizens
over the years.
“It is on record that integrity, discipline and
honesty are gradually returning to our public
life unlike in the past when impunity was
the order of the day.
“The president’s popular slogan, `If Nigeria
refuses to kill corruption, corruption will kill
Nigeria’ is fast gaining a strong footing in
public consciousness.
“The anti-corruption campaign of the
present administration has prevented the
country from total collapse.
“We are grateful to the president for
securing the recent release of 21 Chibok
girls. We pray that his dream for a new
Nigeria will not be cut short,’’ he said.
Adetoye stated that the movement was
satisfied with the recall of erroneous
nomination of Adetokunbo Ajasin as the
Ondo State representative in the Niger Delta
Development Commission (NDDC) board.
This, he said, was because Ajasin’s
nomination was against the NDDC Act 2000
and 2001 as amended.
He appealed to the president to let the
voice of Niger Delta youths count in the
nomination of another Ondo State
representative in the board.