NYCN Taraba State

16/10/2017

UPDATE: NATIONAL YOUTH COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, TARABA STATE CHAPTER.

The National Youth Council of Nigeria is the umbrella body of all youth organizations and the voice of the youth in the country.

The Taraba State Chapter of the NYCN have written the NEC on the State of Affairs of the Council in Taraba State.

The State government through the State Commissioner of Police and the State Director SSS has directed that no election shall hold, reason that the state is under security threat.

The NEC in its wisdom and respect for the security of life and property of it members all over the country.

Therefore the NEC resolved and extended the tenure of the Executives of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Taraba State Chapter with one year of which the excos will within the period re-strategise, plan and conduct a free, fair and credible election for Taraban youth.

Note: All members of the Congress Planing Committee and Electoral Planning Committee earlier nominated and Inaugurated by Management Committee remain valid.

All aspirants that have so far purchased nominations form are hereby notify to report to the state Youth House located at NO97 Barde Way, Opposite Skye Bank, Jalingo, Taraba State to sort out further modalities.

Build the youth, build the Nation.

Dankishiya Mustapha Saleh -- SSA(Communication & Strategy) to the Chairman NYCN, Taraba State Chapter.
15th October, 2017.

13/03/2017

National Youth Council Of Nigeria (NYCN) Chairman BOT & ChairmanTaraba state chapter

07/03/2017

Re-Amb Emma George as factional chairman of the National youth Council of Nigeria Taraba state chapter.

We read an online reporters(kwararafareporters) addressing Amb Emma George as the factional chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria,Taraba state chapter. despite the fact that his led exco was unconstitutionally dissolved and the declarative judgment given by the court with a fine of #.5m which the state government refused to pay that led to the drama that took place at the SSG office today by the staff of the court.
We wish to set the record straight that, Amb Emma George has never been a factional chairman of the council, hence is tenure has not expired and he was duly elected and got victory at the court.
We therefore call on the general public to disregard the online reporters for violating the ethics of journalism by publishing
unscutinised information. Secondly, we also seize this opportunity to intimate the general public that there never exist any group like Udi led exco in the history of the council, the general public are advise to disassociate from them or, better still, invite the law enforcement agencies to do the needful whenever they are seen parading themselves as a member of the council.
Amb Emma George media team

11/10/2016

THIS IS THE CERTIFIED THROUGH COPY OF THE JUDGEMENT BETWEEN NATIONAL YOUTH COUNCIL OF NIGERIA AND TARABA STATE GOVERNMENT. DELIVERED BY HON. JUSTICE J. F. AGYA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE JALINGO TARABA STATE.
Having resolved all the issues formulated for determination in favour of the plaintiffs this suit succeeds and judgement is hereby entered in favour of the plaintiffs. Consequently it is hereby declared as follows :-
(1) that the 1st and 2nd Defendant do not have the powers to dissolved the executive council of the national youth council of Nigeria Taraba State Chapter, consisting of the plaintiffs.
(2) that the 1st and 2nd defendant do not have the powers Validly dissolved the executive council of the national youth council of Nigeria Taraba State Chapter consisting of the plaintiffs.
(3) that the 1st and 2nd Defendants' act of dissolving the council of the national youth council of Nigeria Taraba State Chapter, consisting of the plaintiffs amounted to interference in the affairs of the National Youth council of Nigeria and the said action was unlawful, null and void devoid of any legal effect whatsoever.
(4) that the term of office of the plaintiffs as the executive council of the National Youth Council of Nigeria Taraba State Chapter is still Valid and Subsisting.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AS FOLLOWS :
(1) that the act of the 1st and 2nd Defendant Purporting to dissolve the executive council of the National youth council of Nigeria Taraba State Chapter, on Taraba Television on the 6th day of December 2014 is hereby aside.
(2) General Damages of N500,000:00 (Five Hundred Thousand Naira ) is hereby awarded against the 1st and 2nd defendant and in favour of the plaintiffs.
I HEREBY MAKE THE FOLLOWING CONSEQUENTIAL ORDER:-
(1) ANY ELECTION CONDUCTED INTO THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL COUNCIL OF THE NATIONAL YOUTH COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, TARABA STATE CHAPTER DURING THE PENDENCY OF THE THIS CASE IS HEREBY DECLARED NULL AND VOID AND OF NO LEGAL EFFECT WHATSOEVER.

06/06/2016

23/10/2015

18/10/2015

Buhari urged to create commission to address
youth problem
President Muhammadu Buhari has been called upon to create a national youth
commission to address the youth problems bedeviling the country.
Malam Aliyu Rumfa, the national adviser to the National Youth Council of
Nigeria (NYCN), in a statement, said doing so became necessary considering
the fragile position of Nigerian youth
“The establishment of a national youth commission being prayed at different
youth forum for decades is the only stepping ground to rescue the plights and
worries of Nigerian youths,” the statement said.
It added that the problems of Nigerian youth required a careful handling to
ensure sustainable changes, adding that the current national youth policy was
dysfunctional and silent on some crucial areas.
The NYCN national adviser said youth remained the most vulnerable group in
the society, arguing that if the proposed national youth commission is created,
it would enable a broad based participation of professionals and experienced
youths to work on finding solutions to the problems confronting the youths.
He urged the Buhari-led government to review the national youth policy,
establish youth centres, rural and community schools in all states, saying: “If
these things are done, they will help fight against youths’ frustration,
intellectually laziness, idleness, drug addiction and indiscipline.”