The Government Chairman of the Federal Character Fee (FCC), Hon. Hulayat Abiola Omidiran, has reasserted the Fee’s dedication to youth inclusion, fairness, and equity in public service.
Hon. Omidiran made this recognized whereas receiving a delegation from the Nationwide Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), led by its Deputy Nationwide President, Comrade Mukhtar Akosile, throughout a courtesy go to to the Fee’s Headquarters in Abuja on Tuesday.
In a press release launched by the Fee’s spokesman, Ademola Lawrence, quoted her saying: “We be just right for you. What we’re doing right here is for younger Nigerians, as older generations are not looking for employment. If we get it proper with the youth, the way forward for this nation is secured. It’s the basis we lay right now that they may construct upon to change into the sort of leaders we envision. “
She additional emphasised the Fee’s dedication to youth engagement, noting that NYCN could be actively built-in into its actions.
“We’ve got a youth committee, and we’ll take up NYCN into our actions, significantly on issues of important significance to younger Nigerians. On the FCC, we’re targeted on immediate motion and result-oriented management that promotes inclusivity, fairness, and nationwide cohesion,” she added.
Reaffirming the Fee’s zero tolerance for job racketeering, the FCC Chairman confused that strict measures have been instituted to uphold integrity and due course of.
“We’re guided by equity and fairness. We don’t tolerate bribery or job racketeering. We’ve got instituted a whistleblowing mechanism to curb irregularities and guarantee strict adherence to due course of,” she acknowledged.
Earlier, the Deputy Nationwide President of NYCN, Comrade Mukhtar Akosile, stated the Council formally felicitated with the FCC Chairman and expressed appreciation for the renewed engagement between each establishments.
“NYCN formally got here to felicitate with you [Hon. Omidiran] and affiliate along with your workplace, significantly following the invitation prolonged to us for the current FCC induction workshop, an engagement of this nature that has not occurred in over a decade,” Akosile stated.
He additionally emphasised the Council’s readiness to collaborate with the Fee in advancing youth-focused initiatives.
“We need to be built-in into the actions of the FCC, significantly in serving as a bridge between the youth, the general public, and the Fee by means of data sharing, suggestions, and reporting the impression of its allocation of alternatives on younger Nigerians,” he added.
Additionally in attendance had been Hon. Peter Eze (Enugu State), Hon. Muhammad Awwal Na’iya (Kano State), and Hon. Ibrahim Abdul Mairiga (Gombe State). The NYCN delegation additionally included key officers such because the Chief of Workers to the Deputy President, Basah Mohammed.