The Chairman of Abuja Municipal Area Council, AMAC, Christopher Zakka Maikalangu, has asked the newly inaugurated leadersof the Youth Progressive Forum. YPF to be willing to listen to advice so they can reach their goals.
Speaking over the weekend in Abuja, during the inauguration of an 11-member executive council (Exco) of the 10th YPF, Maikalangu said that he will contribute his quota to ensure that opportunities are attracted to the forum for development.
Maikalangu who was speaking during weekend in Abuja, while inaugurating the 11-member executive council (Exco) of the 10th YPF, mentioned his commitment to bringing opportunities to the forum for its development.
He said: “I want to commend the outgone Excos and also to welcome the new Excos. God has chosen to use the newly inaugurated forum members to lift this forum. I plead with everyone here, let’s key in and help the forum to succeed. No one was born with full knowledge. Nobody knows it all, that’s why I always tell people to also advise me, even as AMAC chairman.
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“So, if you have any advice that will take the forum forward, please come forward with it and make your contributions. I can also use my position as AMAC Chairman to attract opportunities to the forum. It must not only be AMAC, AMAC all the time.
“Also, I plead with everyone here, let’s see what we can do to provide the new Chairman with a new vehicle to help him function well in office. Lastly, we pray God to give us the knowledge to succeed in all we do.”
On his part, the Board of Trustees (BoT) Chairman, Mr Danjuma Samuel, advised the new Exco members to be accountable and not be found wanting like the previous Exco.
He said: “YPF has been in existence in the last 16 years and I am proud to be associated with the forum. A lot has transpired in the last few years and I am glad to witness another inauguration of new Exco members. It has not been an easy ride, but we have surmounted a lot of challenges. The forum is now registered with the CAC and poised to do businesses.
