By Hon. Pst. Bill Francis Bill
In a heartwarming display of solidarity, His Youthfulness, Obol Bendem II, Comrade Emmanuel Olayi, Chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) in Cross River State, paid a condolence visit to the Hausa community in Ogoja. The visit followed the recent passing of a prominent member of the community.
Comrade Olayi expressed his deepest sympathies to the bereaved family and the entire Hausa community, praising their resilience and strength in the face of adversity. He emphasized the importance of unity and solidarity among all communities, urging them to come together in times of sorrow.
The youth leader acknowledged the significant contributions of the Hausa community to Ogoja's development, expressing appreciation for their dedication and hard work. He offered his support and assistance, promising to work closely with the community to address their concerns and needs.
The Hausa community in Ogoja was deeply grateful for Comrade Olayi's gesture, praising his leadership and commitment to the well-being of all communities in Ogoja. His condolence visit demonstrates his dedication to building bridges and fostering unity among diverse communities, inspiring many with his leadership and compassion.
Accompanied by Hon. Pst. Bill Francis Bill, S.A to His Excellency, Prince Otu, on Community Communications, Comrade Olayi also discussed community communication with the Governor. He emphasized the need for effective communication channels between the government and communities, saying, "Community communication is key to building trust and fostering development. We must work together to ensure that every community has a voice and is heard." The Governor appreciated his insight and promised to work on improving community communication in the state.