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National Youth Council of Nigeria, NYCN Delta State, Youth House, DLA Road Asaba, Asaba (2026)

13/02/2026

Governor of the Year: Delta Youth Council Celebrates Gov. Oborevwori’s National Recognition

The Delta State Council of the National Youth Council of Nigeria,(NYCN) has congratulated the Executive Governor of Delta Statd, His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori , on his emergence as Governor of the Year by Telegraph Newspapers and Leadership Newspapers.

In a joint statement issued by the State Chairman, Comr. Sagboje Odiri Milton, CLN, and the State Public Relations Officer, Comr. Efetobor Henry, the youth body described the awards as well-deserved honours that reflect the Governor’s visionary leadership, purposeful governance, and measurable development across Delta State.

The Council noted that since assuming office, Governor Oborevwori has demonstrated strong commitment to infrastructure renewal, economic growth, peace and security, and inclusive governance under his MORE Agenda.

According to the statement, the recognitions are national affirmations of the Governor’s steady and people-oriented approach to leadership. “As the umbrella body of youth organisations in the State, we are proud of the Governor’s sustained investment in youth empowerment, enterprise development, capacity building, and expanded opportunities for young people across the three senatorial districts,” the statement read.

They further stated that the emergence of Governor Oborevwori as Governor of the Year reinforces growing national confidence in Delta State’s development trajectory and governance reforms.

The Council prayed for continued wisdom, strength, and good health for the Governor as he continues to steer the affairs of the State toward greater progress and prosperity.

06/02/2026

NYCN Delta Reconstitutes Directorate of ICT, Appoints Comr. Oghenevwaire Venu as Director

The Delta State Council of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, (NYCN has approved the reconstitution of its Directorate of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to strengthen digital inclusion, innovation and technology-driven youth empowerment across Delta State.

In a statement by the State Secretary of the Council, Comr Michael Chukwuemeke, the approval was said to have been granted by the State Executive Council led by the State Chairman, His Youthfulness, Comr. Sagboje Odiri Milton, CLN, as part of efforts to reposition the Council for improved effectiveness in digital transformation and youth development.

According to the statement, the reconstituted Directorate of ICT has the following composition: Comr. Oghenevwairhe Nelson Venu as Director and Website Manager; Comr. Adamure Christopher Tobore as Deputy Director; Kenera Collins Oritseweyimi as Secretary; while other members are Odhhowho Ewomazino Samson, Oseke Iyke Davidson, Iduh Stanley Chukwuemeke, Agoba Blessing Orhite and Osokuo Oghenemarho Grant.

The statement noted that the reconstitution is aimed at enhancing structured engagement on ICT policy advocacy, promoting digital skills innovation and technology enabled opportunities for young people, while strengthening partnerships with relevant stakeholders in the public and private sectors.

The Council urged stakeholders and partners to accord the Directorate the necessary cooperation to enable it effectively discharge its mandate.

It further directed all appointees to contact the State Programme Officer on 08054203400 for documentation ahead of their official inauguration, while reaffirming the Council’s commitment to nation building and inclusive development initiatives.inline with the Renewed Hope for More Agenda of His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, the Executive Governor of Delta State.

06/02/2026

International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM: A Collective Call to Action

The Directorate of Child Rights and Human Trafficking of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Through the Office of the Chairman, National Youth Council of Nigeria, Delta State, joins the global community in commemorating the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM). This year's theme, "Towards 2030: No End to FGM Without Sustained Commitment and Investment," underscores the urgent need for continued efforts to eradicate this harmful practice.

FGM is a violation of girls' and women's rights, with devastating consequences for their health, education, and economic opportunities. Despite progress, millions of girls worldwide remain at risk.

As a youth-led organization, we:

- Condemn FGM in all its forms
- Advocate for girls' and women's rights
- Promote education and awareness
- Support survivors and communities working to end FGM

We call on:

- Government: To strengthen laws and policies, increase funding for anti-FGM initiatives
- Communities: to abandon FGM and promote positive cultural practices
- Youths: To join the movement, amplify voices against FGM
- Partners: To sustain investment and collaboration to end FGM

Together, let's create a Nigeria where girls and women are protected and empowered.

Signed:

Comr. Sagboje Odiri Milton,CLN
State Chairman, National Youth Council of Nigeria, Delta State.

Amb. Osika Esther Ojo,
Director, Child Rights and Human Trafficking
National Youth Council of Nigeria, Delta State Council.

06/02/2026

NYCN Delta Reconstitutes Directorate of Health and Training, Appoints Dr. George Ohwoekevwo as Director

The Delta State Council of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, (NYCN) has approved the reconstitution of its Directorate of Health and Training to strengthen youth health advocacy, capacity building and human capital development across Delta State.

In a statement by the State Secretary of the Council, Comr Michael Chukwuemeke, the approval was granted by the State Executive Council led by the State Chairman, His Youthfulness, Comr. Sagboje Odiri Milton, CLN, as part of efforts to reposition the Council for improved effectiveness in youth wellbeing and structured training initiatives.

According to the statement, the reconstituted Directorate has the following composition: Dr. George Ohwoekevwo as Director; Comr. Onovughe Augustine as Deputy Director; Daniel Solomon as Secretary; while other members are Ohwotake Ezekiel Iphierooghene, Onochie Emmanuel Chidinma, Onyemeachi Monye, Okerenkporo Godwin Toju, Precious Omoyibo and Dorin Francis.

The statement noted that the reconstituted is aimed at enhancing strategic engagement with relevant stakeholders, promoting youth-focused health awareness programmes, coordinated training initiatives and strengthened policy advocacy in the health sector.

The Council urged stakeholders and partners to accord the Directorate the necessary cooperation to enable it effectively discharge its mandate.

It further directed all appointees to contact the State Programme Officer on 08054203400 for documentation ahead of their official inauguration, while reaffirming the Council’s commitment to nation building through inclusive health promotion and sustainable youth development initiatives in line with the Renewed Hope for More Agenda of His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori .

04/02/2026

I am pleased to announce the official opening of registration for the Delta State Tertiary Institutions Entrepreneurship Programme (TEP), a flagship initiative of the Delta State Government designed to promote innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic empowerment among our students.

Registration opens Monday, 2nd February 2026, and eligible students are encouraged to apply online via
www.tepapplication.com

TEP is focused on identifying and supporting students with innovative and bankable business ideas, equipping them with the skills, mentorship, and resources needed to become entrepreneurs and job creators.

Who Can Apply

Applicants must
Be students of Delta State owned universities:
University of Delta (UNIDEL)
Delta State University (DELSU)
Southern Delta University (SDU)
Dennis Osadebay University (DOU)
Be of Delta State origin
Be between 18 and 35 years
Be in 200 Level, 300 Level, or Penultimate Year
Have a minimum CGPA of 2.5
Possess an innovative and bankable business idea

Required Documents

Recent passport photograph
Admission letter
Birth certificate
Local Government of Origin certificate
Business plan proposal

All submissions will be carefully screened.

I strongly encourage eligible students to seize this opportunity to develop their entrepreneurial potential and contribute to the economic growth of Delta State.

For enquiries and updates, visit the portal regularly or contact 09134120144 (message only).

Together, we are building the next generation of Delta entrepreneurs.

01/02/2026

NYCN Delta Felicitates Former State Chairman, Hope George, on Election to National Scout Board

The Delta State Council of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), has congratulated a former State Chairman, Hon. Hope George, on his election and swearing-in as a Member of the National Scout Board of the Scout Association of Nigeria (TSAN).

Hon. George emerged at the Elective Annual General Meeting (AGM) of TSAN held on January 31, 2026, in Benin City, Edo State, where delegates and stakeholders from across the country converged to elect the new national leadership of the association.

In a congratulatory message, Chairman of NYCN Delta State Chapter, Comr. Sagboje Odiri Milton , CLN described the election as a fitting recognition of Hon. George’s outstanding contributions to youth leadership and community service..

According to Sagboje, Hon. George’s elevation to the National Scout Board reflects his proven capacity for leadership, discipline, and commitment to grooming responsible young Nigerians in line with the ideals of the Scouting movement.

He expressed confidence that the former Delta State NYCN Chairman would bring his wealth of experience, strategic insight, and passion for youth development to bear in his new national assignment, adding value to policies and programmes aimed at strengthening Scouting across Nigeria.

Sagboje further reaffirmed the readiness of the NYCN Delta State Chapter to collaborate with TSAN and other youth focused organisation in advancing youth-focused initiatives that promote character building, patriotism, and responsible citizenship.

The NYCN Delta State Chapter congratulated Hon. Hope A. George on the well-deserved honour and wished him a successful and impactful tenure on the National Scout Board.

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18/01/2026

The Delta State Council of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, (NYCN), led by the State Chairman and Deputy National Secretary of the Forum of State Chairmen, Comr. Amb. Sagboje Odiri Milton, CLN, proudly joins the good people of Ika South Local Government Area and indeed the entire Ika Federal Constituency to warmly welcome our indefatigable leader and youth-friendly Executive Governor of Delta State, His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, to Agbor town tomorrow for the official groundbreaking of the Agbor Flyover Project.

Without doubt, the Uromi Junction Flyover, awarded to Julius Berger, stands as another landmark intervention and a clear demonstration of Governor Oborevwori’s broader infrastructure renewal agenda aimed at easing traffic congestion, enhancing road safety, and stimulating economic activities along this very critical corridor of the state.

As young people of Delta State, we are continually inspired and genuinely proud of His Excellency’s people-oriented leadership. We remain highly enthusiastic about supporting a leader who has consistently delivers tangible results for the people.

This one no be cho cho cho, this one na miracle of governance.

Office of the Chairman, National Youth Council of Nigeria, Delta State

15/01/2026

ARMED FORCES REMEMBRANCE DAY: NYCN DELTA SALUTES FALLEN HEROES, COMMENDS GOV. OBOREVWORI ON YOUTH MILITARY RECRUITMENT DRIVE

AS Nigerians marked the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day, the Delta State Council of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, (NYCN) has paid glowing tribute to the nation’s fallen heroes, describing their sacrifice as the foundation of Nigeria’s unity, peace and continued existence.

In a goodwill message to commemorate the day, State Chairman of the Council, Comr. Sagboje Odiri Milton, CLN, said the day was not just ceremonial but a moment of deep reflection on the courage, discipline and patriotism of officers and men of the Nigerian Armed Forces who paid the supreme price in defence of the country.

He noted that the fallen heroes “stood firm in the face of danger and chose duty over life itself,” stressing that their bravery laid the groundwork for peace, democracy and national stability. He also lauded serving and retired military personnel for their continued commitment to safeguarding lives and property across the country, often under extremely challenging conditions.

The Deputy National Secreatry of the Forum of NYCN States chairmen further expressed heartfelt sympathy to families of fallen heroes, assuring them that the nation remains eternally grateful for their sacrifice.

In the same vein, Sagboje commended the Executive Governor of Delta State, His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, for his massive support and sustained encouragement of young Deltans to enlist in the Nigerian military, describing the gesture as a strategic investment in youth empowerment and national security.
According to him, the governor’s proactive stance has not only opened opportunities for young people to serve their fatherland with honour but has also reinforced discipline, patriotism and a sense of purpose among the youth population in the state.

He called on Nigerian youths to draw inspiration from the values exemplified by the armed forces and urged them to embrace patriotism, unity and peaceful coexistence, while rejecting violence and all forms of social vices.

Sagboje reaffirmed the commitment of the NYCN Delta State Council to youth sensitisation, value re-orientation, peacebuilding and nation-building initiatives, while praying for the peaceful repose of the souls of all fallen heroes and a safer, more united Nigeria.

10/12/2025

Human Rights Are Everyday Essentials, Not Tools for Abuse — Sagboje

The State Chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, NYCN Delta State Council, Comr. Sagboje Odiri Milton, CLN, has charged youths across the state to uphold the true essence of human rights by exercising them responsibly and with respect for others, as the world celebrates the 2025 International Human Rights Day.

In a goodwill message issued on wednesday to mark the global event themed “Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials,” Comr. Sagboje emphasized that human rights form the backbone of safety, dignity, and sense of belonging in every society. He noted that these rights especially the right to life must be upheld in ways that support peace, justice, and harmonious coexistence.

The Deputy National Secretary of the Forum of NYCN State Chairmen applauded the Delta State Governor, His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, for his undiluted commitment to the protection of human rights in the state. He described the Governor as a credible apostle of fundamental human rights whose policies continue to promote fairness, inclusiveness, and social stability. “His Excellency, our youth friendly Governor, has consistently demonstrated leadership that respects and uplifts the dignity of all Deltans. His administration has strengthened an environment where human rights are recognized, protected, and practiced daily,” he noted.

While celebrating these democratic freedoms, He reminded youths that human rights come with responsibilities and stressed that individual rights must never infringe on the rights and dignity of others. “Your fundamental human right ends where another person’s right begins. Therefore, Freedom of expression is not a license to insult, blackmail, or cyberbully our elders, leaders, or fellow citizens,” he cautioned. “Human rights must never be twisted into tools for abuse. They flourish only when practiced with respect, discipline, and accountability.”

He urged young people across the state to be ambassadors of peace, justice, and truth, and to engage constructively both online and offline. He encouraged them to channel their voices toward positive reforms, community development, and the protection of the most vulnerable groups in the society

He reaffirmed the youth constituency's commitment to promoting youth empowerment, civic awareness, and respect for the rights and dignity of every young person in the state.

He extended warm wishes to all Deltans and Nigerians on this year’s Human Rights Day and called for collective efforts in building a society where human rights are not just acknowledged, but actively lived and defended daily.

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