FG certifies All Youths Reoriented Initiative of Nigeria

BY IBRAHIM KEGBEGBE

The All Youths Reoriented Initiative of Nigeria (AYRION), popularly known as All Nigerian Youths, has been certified by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)

The CAC Nigeria with the registration number -155990.

The certificate of certification which was presented to the initiative by the registrar general of the Corporate Affairs Commission, A.G Abubakar, lists Isaac Izunya, Caleb Adeagbo, Gbenga Babasola, Olugbenga Awoeyo, Olufemi Oguntoyinbo as the duly appointed trustee of the organisation.

The president of the organisation, Olufemi Ajadi told The Eagle afterwards that it was a most welcome development.

He said the successful registration would now embolden AYRION in its quest to ensure a better deal  for Nigerian youths.

“Many Nigerians can not have three square meals daily. So, our platform is created to provide basic amenities like shelters, food, health centers, and other essential conveniences for the less privileged citizens.

“Our plan now as we have collected our certificate is to build more than one hundred health centers all over the six geopolitical zones.

“Before the issuing of the certificate, our organisation had engaged in the provision of opportunities for the youths in some communities.

“We did create several seminars for the youths to acquire formal and informal skills. We had engaged them in the acquisition of information technology knowledge and some other informal skills,” he said.

He added that the All Youths Reoriented Initiative was not meant for political purposes but it could give supports to any credible leaders that have manifestos that could change the nation to a better one.

He said, “We are a nongovernmental organisation that wants to participate and encourage other like minds to engage in the development of the nation.

“I want all the youths to be oriented through our platform because they are the leaders of today, not tomorrow. We want to propagate the information within the youths on how to engage the government to serve well without involving themselves in violence. There are many ways to confront the government without engaging in the street protest.”

The legal adviser and one of the trustees of All Youths Reoriented Initiative, Barrister Isaac Izunya, said the organisation would engage in the actualization of the stated aims and objectives given by the organization to the Corporate Affairs Commission.

He said, “we may start our civic attention by visiting some correctional centers to know the number of inmates, convicted ones, and those awaiting trial in the court of law.”

“We will provide palliatives to the inmates and render legal assistance to those awaiting trial,” he said.

The given aims and objectives by the organisation which the commission stated along with the issuing of the certificate are:

“To advocate and collaborate with both local and international NGOs on the affairs of Nigerians and advance the rights and freedom of all who are being enslaved and maltreated home and abroad.

“To educate and campaign against drug abuse and human trafficking, encouraging the youth to participate in the economic and civil service of the country.

“To campaign against breach of fundamental human rights and fight against any form of extra-judicial matters.

“To collaborate with NGOs and people in authorities to clampdown and where possible, maintain possible actions against agents being used by Nigerians and foreigners to deceive and traffic our youths, especially girls.

“To organise seminars in villages, towns, and city to orientate our youth on the need to shun violence and be responsible in expressing dissatisfaction on any issue of life.

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“To visit the prison and advocate good prison conditions and where necessary pay fines for some deserving inmates for them to gain freedom. Also, advocate the rights of all creatures especially humans to a better life.Insecurity: Youth Democratic Party Urges FG To Stabilise Electricity.