UPDATE: DISTINGUISHED SOUTHWEST LEADERS, STAKEHOLDERS AND DELEGATES ACCEPT OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION

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Feeling grateful or appreciative of peoples efforts to become a victor is an essential part of living a joyful life

It's of no doubt that truly the interest of the Youths of Southwest and Nigeria at large is non-negotiable.

Amidst all odd you stood gallantly to defend our mandates, we appreciate your leadership prowess, delegation and commitment.

Thank you for your exceptional leadership skills, passion and vision. Your guidance has made a significant impact and is historical to the entire Youth of Southwest Region as an instrument of success and unification, indeed you are all an amazing role model.

On behalf of the newly elected executive of the Southwest ably led by Vice President NYCN South-West, Comrade Kehinde Damilola Olorunjubelo KDO and the NYCN National President, H.E Babangida Isah Onimisi we hereby express our respectable appreciation to the distinguished and unrelented leaders of Southwest NYCN, you're an inspiration to us all, we appreciate your tireless efforts and you dedication.
We are not the best among all, it's grace that runs out and this won't be taken for granted rather to rally round the youth council and uphold the integrity and principles the council is known for, as the interest of over 130Million youths of the country shall be protected.

Our dear respected leaders, your demonstration along the process proven the unity in diversity, love beyond personal interest and common goals to actualize a formidable and representative of Southwest by unifying the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Southwest Zone through your votes.

Dear State Chairmen of Southwest it's a profound gratitude from the depth of our heart to express our heartfelt appreciation.

We're grateful for your delegation and representation. Your expertise and insights have been invaluable to our emergence.

Your input has been instrumental in shaping our decisions. Thank you for being a valuable delegate. We're grateful for your enthusiasm and commitment, you're an asset and not a mediocre.
Dear fellow contestants, note that it's a win-win, we experience the most peaceful and transparent election in the history of the country, we've set a precedent to emulate, this is an all inclusive administration.

God Bless................N.Y.C.N
God Bless................LAGOS STATE
God Bless................OGUN STATE
God Bless................OYO STATE
God Bless................OSUN STATE
God Bless................EKITI STATE
God Bless................ONDO STATE
God Bless................SOUTH WEST REGION 
God Bless................NIGERIA 

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*Comrade Kehinde Damilola Olorunjubelo*
_(Vice President NYCN, South-West)_
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*Comrade Akeebu Musa Olalekan*
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