DSS DG’s son named youth ambassador

BSTAN Group has named the son of the Director-General of Department of State Services, Abba Yusuf Bichi as HomeTitan Network Youth Ambassador for Positive Change.

The organisation said the move is part of its bid to promote youth development, socio-cultural integration and unity in our diversity in Nigeria.

In a release on Saturday in Abuja, BSTAN Group said it would be “signing up more youths as Ambassadors for Positive Change to foster national unity in Nigeria.”

The statement added: “It is important for all organisations in different sectors to follow suit in the building of the nation.

“We are a non-sectarian (non-tribalistic) organisation that sees the great potentials

in youths of different geopolitical zones with the right interests of unity and growth. We want to help harness these potentials to becoming whoever they want to be, as the leaders of tomorrow.

“Religion, tribe, should never be a barrier for growth and development of our dear nation. Regardless of who you are, where you are from and what you believe, we owe it all as duty to our dear country to promote national unity and peace.

“As a company, we believe in one Nigeria. We can bring the desired solutions and the needed change we want to see in our country together.

Moving forward, we will be on the look-out for more youths who are patriotic from the six geo-political zones of Nigeria to be our next HomeTitan Network Youth Ambassador for Positive Change,” the statement read.

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