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By Daniel Kanu / Politics Editor, Saturday
Niger Delta Youth Movement (NDYM) has commended the Presidential Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan, Kinsley Kuku, for his outstanding performance on issues concerning the region.
The group led by Prince Ajulin Akumagbo pointed out that the problem of the region was enormous, stressing that it is only a focused leader that can dismantle the age-long problem which past leaders in the oil-rich zone have neglected.
NDYM commended Kuku after assessing many projects ascribed to his efforts, while using the opportunity to pass vote of confidence on him, described him as a worthy son of the region.
Also, the group, through Akumagbo praised Kuku for using most times his personal resources to assist his people.
Said Okumagbo: “On behalf of the group, I thank Hon Kingsley Kuku for extending the merger resources which he earns to the youth of Niger Delta. We lack words to express our profound gratitude towards his gesture. We are happy for opening this skill and acquisition centre for the youths and women. We have not forgotten the numerous scholarships he has provided for our students. We are proud of him. He is truly the worthy son of our soil.
“It is an age-long dream for the Niger Delta to liberate itself from all forms of social humiliation in the country which Kuku has used his good office to promote projects and policies aimed at alleviating the problems of the youths”.
Ajulin thanked Kuku for providing assistance to President Jonathan to tackle the problems affecting the militants in the region, maintaining that the Niger Delta agitation for the highest position in the land was yielding good fruit as people like Kuku has continued to defend their position without reservation. He also eulogized Kuku who he described as “the vibrant politician” for having reduced the rate of unemployment to the barest minimum through his pet projects in the region.
NDYM maintained that oil theft and other forms of social evil in the region were also reduced by the positive response by the office of the Presidential Adviser on Niger Delta.