Jincheng bikers association partners Niger Govt on youth sanity
The Jincheng Bikers Youths Association says it will partner with the Niger government to promote youth sanity and address restiveness among young people in the state.
Chairman of the Association, Abdullahi Ismail, popularly known as DJ Buje, disclosed this in a meeting with members of the association in Minna on Sunday.
He said that the association was eager to collaborate with the state government to promote youth sanity and address restiveness among jincheng riders.
Ismail said the association has a zero-tolerance policy for misconduct.
“We have a zero-tolerance policy for misconduct.
“Any member found guilty will be punished and handed over to security agencies,” he said.
The chairman urged members to be punctual and committed to meetings to achieve their objectives.
“We need to be punctual and committed to our meetings to achieve our objectives,” he added.
Also speaking, Suleiman Abdullahi, Secretary of the Association, commended Gov. Umaru Bago’s vision for a new Niger.
“We appreciate Bago’s leadership and vision for a new Niger. We hope that his leadership will actualise the New Niger,” he said.
