Abraka Born Journalist, Matthew Ogune Appointed CPS, Nigeria Youth Leaders Council

The leadership of the Nigeria Ethnic Nationalities Youth Leaders Council (NENYLC) has approved the appointed of a journalist from Abraka, Ethiope East Local Government Area (LGA) of Delta state as the new Chief Press Secretary (CPS) to the council.

In the appointment letter, sighted by OasisMagazine (OM), Signed by Aare Barr. Oladotun Hassan, Secretary General of the council, the body noted that Matthew’s act of professionalism, reportage and media administrative prowess was highly needed for the good and growth of the NENYLC.

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According to the letter, the body said it is counting on Delta born journalist wealth of experience and divine wisdom, geared towards building concerted synergy via ensuring constructive engagements on the way forward towards attaining a peaceful and prosperous Nigeria.

Letter reads: “LETTER OF APPOINTMENT AS CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY, NIGERIA ETHNIC NATIONALITIES YOUTH LEADERS COUNCIL (NENYLC).

“The above subject matter refers.
With sublime respect, the leadership of Nigeria Ethnic Nationalities Youth Leaders Council (NENYLC): the apex umbrella comprising of over 407 ethnic youth organizations spread across the 36 States and FCT in Nigeria, committed towards the unflinching welfare and protection of the rights of her members as at when due, as well as ensuring peaceful coexistence and unity of the good people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“We are pleased to specially appoint you as Chief Press Secretary to NENYLC, while acknowledging your awesome act of professionalism, reportage and media administrative prowess, highly needed for the good and growth of the Nigeria Ethnic Nationalities Youth Leaders
Council(NENYLC).

“In line with the clarion, we are counting on your wealth of experience and divine wisdom, geared towards building concerted synergy via ensuring constructive engagements on the way forward towards attaining a peaceful and prosperous Nigeria.

“We look forward to working with you for the next two years, subject to your positive performance.
Thanking you.”