Ukodhiko Hosts Owhe Youth Leaders, Assures Support for Development Summit

The member representing Isoko North/South Federal Constituency in the National Assembly, Rep. Jonathan Ajirioghene Ukodhiko, on Friday received members of the Owhe Clan Development Union–Youth Wing (OCDU-YW) during a courtesy visit at his country home in Erawa-Owhe.

The delegation, led by its President, Comrade S. B. Agari, commended the lawmaker for what they described as his people-oriented representation and impactful intervention programmes across the Isoko nation since assuming office.

The group also congratulated him on his recent birthday, describing it as a testament to God’s faithfulness in his life.

Speaking during the visit, Agari noted that the purpose of the engagement was to formally brief the federal lawmaker on the forthcoming Owhe Youth Summit themed “Awakening Owhe Youths for Leadership, Security and Sustainable Development.” He added that the union sought Ukodhiko’s partnership and guidance as a critical stakeholder and proud son of the clan.

According to him, the summit is aimed at promoting youth empowerment and fostering sustainable community development.

In his response, Rep. Ukodhiko commended the youths for maintaining unity and peace within the clan, describing their initiative as timely and commendable. He stressed that the growth and stability of any society largely depend on the productivity, discipline, and vision of its young people.

The lawmaker reaffirmed his commitment to supporting youth-focused initiatives and urged the leadership of the union to remain steadfast in promoting value-driven leadership. He also cautioned against negative influences that could derail their collective progress, assuring them of his support towards the successful hosting of the summit.

Highlights of the visit included the presentation of a framed birthday portrait and the official summit blueprint to the lawmaker by the youth delegation.