The Cross River Special Advisers Forum has congratulated the Special Adviser on Youth Mobilization, Comrade Dan Obo, on his emergence as the Vice President, South-South, of the Nigerian Youth Congress (NYC), describing the feat as a monumental achievement for both the state and the region.
In a statement signed by the Secretary of the Forum on Tuesday, Barr. Gilbert Agbor, the body of Special Advisers lauded Obo’s dedication to youth empowerment, noting that his elevation to the national leadership of the Congress reflects his longstanding commitment to the welfare and advancement of young people across Nigeria.
According to the Forum, Comrade Obo’s emergence is not just a personal milestone but “a collective victory for the entire South-South region, particularly Cross River State,” where he has been widely acknowledged for his advocacy, grassroots mobilization, and leadership capacity.
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The statement highlighted his consistent efforts in championing youth-focused initiatives and driving meaningful engagement among young people in the state, expressing confidence that his new office will further strengthen civic participation and youth development across the South-South.
“We are confident in your ability to galvanize the youth of the South-South towards noble causes, enhance civic engagement, and promote positive development in Cross River State, the Niger Delta, and Nigeria at large,” the Forum stated.
The Special Advisers Forum also commended Obo’s passion, clarity of purpose, and commitment to service, describing these qualities as assets that will elevate youth leadership in the region to greater heights.
While praying for a fruitful and impactful tenure, the Forum urged him to continue being a shining example of purposeful youth leadership.
Comrade Dan Obo is widely regarded as one of Cross River State’s most active youth mobilizers, with a track record of community engagement and advocacy that has earned him respect across political and social circles.
