Yoruba Youths Group Passes Vote Of Confidence On Wike

A non-partisan group dedicated to promoting good governance and democratic values, League of Yoruba Youths for Advocacy and Good Governance (LYYAGG), has passed a vote of confidence on the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, over what it called his transformative activities in the FCT since assuming office as a Minister.

The group noted that Wike’s accomplishments range from the reconstruction of major roads and the digitisation of land administration to actions taken against illegal structures, improvements in land allocations, revitalisation of the health sector, provision of water supply, and the implementation of various people-centric policies in the FCT.

At a press briefing in Abuja yesterday addressed by President General of LYYAGG, Ambassador Adediwura Adesina, and Secretary General, Comrade Kunle Oyediran, the group also condemned the actions of some individuals who staged a protest against Wike on December 6, 2023, as an attempt to disrupt the Minister’s commendable efforts.

“The League of Yoruba Youths for Advocacy and Good Governance Is passing a vote of confidence in Minister Barr. Nyesom Wike, the Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT). We unequivocally condemn the actions of individuals who staged a rally on December 6th, 2023, as an attempt to disrupt the Minister’s commendable efforts.

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“We stand to commend the Minister for his exceptional and transformative leadership, dedicated to instilling order and coherence within the Federal Capital Territory. The League of Yoruba Youths For Advocacy and Good Governance has meticulously observed and acknowledged the Minister’s numerous achievements since assuming office. These accomplishments range from the reconstruction of major roads and the digitization of land administration to actions taken against illegal structures, improvements in land allocations, revitalization of the health sector, provision of water supply, and the implementation of various people-centric policies.”