… Thanks YAN Speaker, Shuaibu Sani For Considering One Of Their Own Amazon.
By Yahaya Idris, Delta.
The Urhobo Nation home and abroad has congratulated one of their own, whom they refer to as a woman of courage in the Urhobo Nation, Her Excellency Helen Mukoro Idisi.
A statement signed and released by it spokesman, Dafe Elliot said the Urhobo Nation in the Diaspora and Nigeria are proud to align with the First Black Female to contest for the seat of President in Spain and Europe respectively.
According to them, her new appointment as Head of Mission/Director General of Diaspora-Directorate of National Youth Assembly of Nigeria (YAN) would have no doubt move the youthful assembly in the country to an enviable heights.
“i, Dafe Elliot on behalf of the youths of Urhobo Nation both at home and in the diaspora thanks to Our National Speaker Rt. Hon Shuaibu Sani for finding our own daughter and mother Hon Helen Mukoro Idisi worthy to be honour with this exalted portfolio and also join her friends and family to pray unto God for more wisdom and Grace to work effectively in this regard.
It would be recall, the leadership of Youth Assembly of Nigeria, the apex youth decision-making body for the enhancement of peace and youth development in Nigeria and as part of obligations to serve Nigerian Youths within and outside the country has appointed Her Excellency, Helen Mukoro Idisi, a Spanish of Nigerian descent as Head of Mission and Director General, Diaspora Directorate.
Helen Mukoro Idisi, is a successful political colossus, an author of national and international repute, a business and financial consultant hails from Isiokolo, Ethiope East, Delta State. She was the First Black to contest for the seat of President in Spain and Europe.
In this regard, the appointee is expected to bring her experience to bear in coordinating the affairs of the Assembly in the diaspora.
Globaltimesnigeria had reported that upon assumption of office as head of Mission and Diaspora Directorate had unveiled agenda on how the youths of Nigeria will benefits from the Assembly programs aimed at empowering women, youths, girl child education, security, health and among others.
