NSNCM Holds Annual Press Conference, Outlines 2024 Achievements and 2025 Projections
By Faisal A Harande
The Nineteen Seventeen Northern Consensus Movement (NSNCM) held its annual press conference today, outlining its key activities and achievements from 2024 and projecting its plans for the year ahead.
Addressing the Media, National President of the NSNCM, Awwal Abdullahi Aliyu Sarkin Yakin Kanya Babba, led the press conference, emphasizing the organization’s dedication to peace, unity, and development within the Northern region of Nigeria. He highlighted the NSNCM’s diverse activities in 2024, including:
Advocacy: Numerous press conferences and letters were issued to address critical issues such as the creation of the North West Development Commission, compensation for victims of violence, and the need for a Ministry of Northern Regional Development.
Engagement: The NSNCM engaged with various stakeholders, including government officials, security agencies, and civil society organizations, to address pressing concerns such as insecurity, economic development, and social justice.
Community Development: The organization actively participated in community development initiatives, focusing on capacity building, entrepreneurship, and skill acquisition programs.Peacebuilding: The NSNCM played a crucial role in conflict resolution and mediation efforts within the Northern region.
Looking Ahead to 2025:
President Dr. Awwal Abdullahi Aliyu outlined the NSNCM’s key priorities for 2025, including:
Peace Summit: The organization plans to organize a major peace summit to address the ongoing security challenges facing the Northern region.
Advocacy for NCAT Zaria: The NSNCM will advocate for the continued development and support of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Technology (NCAT) in Zaria, recognizing its significance to the region.
Unity within Northern Leadership: The NSNCM will strive to foster greater unity and collaboration among Northern leaders, aiming to achieve a collective voice on regional issues.
Key Concerns:
The NSNCM expressed concern over recent reports by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) that could negatively impact the reputation of the Nigerian President. The organization pledged to investigate these reports and address the issue appropriately.
Call to Action:
The NSNCM urged the media to continue its crucial role in informing the public and promoting constructive dialogue on issues affecting the Northern region.
Conclusion:
The press conference provided a valuable platform for the NSNCM to share its accomplishments, outline its future plans, and engage with the media on critical issues facing the Northern region of Nigeria.Note: This rephrased version aims to:Improve readability and flow:
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