In the midst of the ongoing political rift between different parties in Rivers State, the president of Greater Ogonis in Diaspora Organisation (GODO), Chief Ambrose Kii, warns Ogoni youths to avoid meddling with politicians.
The leader of GODO emphasised prioritising their personal development and community development.
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Addressing the situation, he highlighted the dangers of youth participation in the ongoing political romance between parties. He alleged that politicians use youth to satisfy their personal interest.
The call to order came as a result of the increased tensions of violence and exploitation experiences within the state.
Meanwhile, he appealed to the youth of Ogoni to prioritise initiatives that will transform their lives and communities at large.
“Your energy and talents should be channelled towards building a brighter future for yourselves and Ogoniland, rather than being diverted into unnecessary conflicts and violence.”
Recalling their aim and objectives, Chief Kii said their commitment targets the well-being and empowerment of Ogoni youths, while he emphasised their history of political instability and youth exploitation.
Chief Kii made this call to ensure that the youths prioritise their future and well-being, as their active participation in decision-making will improve and safeguard the future of Ogoniland.
“We will continue to support our youths in their pursuit of excellence and self-improvement,” Chief Kii assured. “We urge our youths to resist the temptation of being drawn into unnecessary conflicts and violence and instead focus on building a brighter future for themselves and Ogoniland,” Kii said.
