By OLASUNKANMI AKINLOTAN, Abeokuta
The
angry youths in Ogun state have been reported to have assaulted the
Chief Press Secretary to the state Governor, Kunle Somorin over a yet to
be known reason.
The Governor’s media aide who is as at the time of filing this report battling to restore his health status at an undisclosed hospital.
It was gathered that the CPS must have sustained a head injury.
The
incident occurred at the maiden National Youths Day celebration held at
Cultural Centre, Kuto, in Abeokuta,the state capital.
Although
preliminary investigation could not ascertain what the CPS did to
provoke the youths but it was clear that the youths dealt with the CPS
in anger.
The youths who
were part of the participants of the event came hard on Somorin shortly
after the Governor ,Dapo Abiodun departed the venue of the event .
It
was gathered that Somorin who went to the event in his personal
car,became the victim of the youths at a spot close to where his car was
parked.
Calls put across to the victim were neither picked nor returned.
Meanwhile
earlier at the programme, the state Governor assured the youths of
training them to be employable and to be employers of labour.
Abiodun
stated that the youths should key into the state government empowerment
scheme such as the Ogun Youths Empowerment Scheme OG-YES and other
youths Programme .
His
words, “there can not be a better way to celebrate the youths than
empowering them ,hence, the decision of our administration to take the
opportunity to flagoff Ogun Youths Empowerment Scheme OG-YES,in our dear
state.
” This Youth
Empowerment Programme is another Symbolic of our administration’s
commitment to ensure increased prosperity for the people and continued
development of our dear state.”
Also
speaking ,the Ogun State Youth ambassador and the winner of BBNaija
2020 edition, Lekan Agbelesebioba ,known as Laycon advised the Youths to
be the agents of Change .
Laycon urged the youth to renew their energy towards contributing positively towards the state and the country in general.
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