Public Complaints Commission: Indigenous orgànisation’ thanks President Tinubu and FCT Minister for their patriotism

The Abuja Original Inhabitant Youths and Empowerment Organization (AOIYEO), have expressed their gratitude to the president Bola Tinubu, FCT Ministers and some key figures in the National Assembly for their patriotism and for their listening hears by effecting the necessary correction when we were about to be short changed at the public Complaint Commission and making it possible for one of our own, Mr. Musa Dikko to be appointed as FCT Public Complaint Commissioner.
According to the Statement signed by the president of the Orgànisation’, Amb Isaac David. “We, the original inhabitant youths of FCT, want to thank our president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu for those steps he has taken to give a sense of belonging to the indigenous people of FCT, he has proven to us beyond reasonable doubt that indigenous people would never be left out in this government.”
The president through FCT Minister Barr Nyesom Wike has shown enough reasons for the people of FCT to be happy on different occasions, this administration has given renewed hope to our people and the marginalization within the FCT would soon become a thing of the past, so we are wholeheartedly thanking the president, Barr. Wike, speaker of house of representative, senator Phillip Aduda and Bwari area council’s chairman for standing on the side of our people to make this appointment a reality, while we expecting more opportunities for the Indigenous people, Amb Isaac said.
However , the AOIYEO President while congratulating the new PCC Commissioner for this well deserved appointment also advice him to bring his wealth of knowledge, experience and maturity to bear in his new assignment because the trust and belief that the original Inhabitants have on him are enormous, “So he can not afford to fail because expectations are high”.
Amb saac called on the Indigenes and all the people in FCT to give the new sheriff’ the maximum support needed for him to succeed.