The Youth Assembly of Nigeria (YAN) has passed a vote of confidence on Hon. Aridaojo Monday Anyebe, the Kogi State Commissioner for Youth and Sports, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the youth development sector.
In a statement on Wednesday, the Kogi State National Youth Ambassador of the Assembly commended the Commissioner for his leadership, commitment, and passion for youth development, adding that his tenure has been marked by numerous milestones that have positively impacted the youth community in Kogi State.
The statement signed by Amb. Hassan Obaje explained that the vote of confidence followed Hon. Anyebe’s remarkable efforts in fostering youth empowerment, creating employment opportunities, and supporting various youth-led initiatives in Kogi State.
The Youth Assembly expressed its appreciation for his tireless work in improving the lives of young people within the state, particularly through the creation of programs aimed at skill development, education, and entrepreneurship.
“The Youth Assembly of Nigeria is proud to support Hon. Aridaojo Monday Anyebe for his exceptional leadership and dedication to the advancement of youth programs in Kogi State. We are confident that his efforts will continue to bear fruit for the young people of the state,” the Ambassador stated.
Hon. Aridaojo Monday Anyebe, in response, expressed his gratitude to the Youth Assembly for the recognition and pledged to continue working towards creating a brighter future for the youth of Kogi State. He reiterated his commitment to ensuring the welfare of young people through sustainable development programs and policies.
The passing of this vote of confidence further strengthens the relationship between the Youth Assembly and the Kogi State government, paving the way for future collaborations in advancing youth development initiatives.
The visit was attended by the Kogi State National Youth, Engr Mustapha Hassan Obaje, the Kogi State Youth Assembly Speaker, Rt. Hon Bologi Muhammad Yaba, and his Deputy, Rt. Hon. Yakubu Aze Momohjimoh, the immediate pass Speaker and the Chief of Staff to the Ambassador Rt. Hon. Theophilus Ogunyomi, and other principal officers and members of the Assembly.
