Imo State Oil Producing Areas Improvement Fee (ISOPADEC) has reaffirmed its dedication to peace, safety, and sustainable growth within the state.
The managing director of ISOPADEC, Chief Austin Onyedebelu, spoke at a one-day seminar for teens, held in Owerri, the Imo State capital.
The seminar tagged “Youth Engagement as a Catalyst for Peace, Safety and Improvement”, was an interactive discussion board for teens leaders and stakeholders drawn from oil producing communities, to deliberate on peace, safety and sustainable growth.
Onyedebelu reaffirmed the Fee’s readiness to work intently with youths who he described as strategic companions in growth, peace and safety, emphasizing that collaboration, inclusiveness and shared duty have been key drivers of sustainable progress.
Additional, he assured individuals of renewed deal with youth empowerment program, capacity-building and infrastructural interventions.
He disclosed plans by the ISOPADEC to facilitate specialised abroad coaching alternatives for chosen youths to boost technical expertise and international publicity, at the same time as he recommended the youths for his or her constructive engagement and guaranteed them that each one points raised can be fastidiously reviewed.
Earlier, the attendees of the seminar handed a vote of implicit confidence on Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State and the Managing Director of ISOPADEC, Chief Austin Onyedebelu.
ISOPADEC Youth President for Oguta, Vin Jorge Ohanyere and his Ohaji/Egbema counterpart, Justus Chinagorom who raised the movement described the Governor and the ISOPADEC MD as pragmatic leaders who had introduced growth, peace and safety to the oil/fuel producing communities having believed a lot in democracy and humanity.
The youth leaders careworn that youths within the oil area are peace-loving, possessing the abilities and manpower required to contribute meaningfully to the state’s growth if they’re adequately supported.
The discussion board careworn their renewed dedication to advertise unity, peace advocacy and constructive collaboration with authorities and related stakeholders to advance sustainable growth throughout the oil producing area.
