The Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF), a prominent youth organization in Northern Nigeria, has strongly condemned recent attempts to relocate key departments of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria.



The organization believes that these relocations pose a significant threat to Abuja's status as the capital city and could have negative implications for the nation as a whole.



AYCF President General Yerima Shettima raised the concerns about the potential consequences that could arise from these relocations.



He emphasized that this move risks undermining national unity, disrupting operations, causing economic setbacks, and perpetuating regional imbalances.



According to Shettima, Abuja was deliberately chosen as the capital to promote national unity and decentralize power. Any agenda that seeks to tamper with this arrangement will be fiercely resisted by AYCF and its supporters.

Furthermore, Shettima expressed his disappointment with the complicit silence of the Northern elite regarding these provocations.



He highlighted that the Northern elite must not be silent when the political and economic viability of Northern Nigeria is at stake, and that well-meaning Nigerians should speak out against this emerging arbitrariness.





The AYCF calls on the relevant authorities to reconsider these proposed relocations in light of the potential harm they may cause to Abuja's status as the capital city and the nation as a whole.



The organization urges decision-makers to prioritize national unity and ensure that any actions taken do not perpetuate regional imbalances or compromise the political and economic viability of Northern Nigeria.



AYCF, he said, remains committed to its mission of promoting unity and development in Northern Nigeria and the nation as a whole and vows to continue advocating for the preservation of Abuja's status as the capital city and to resist any attempts to undermine national unity.

Nonsense!

No comment

AYCF's Shettima should first explain why NECO, a major agency of the federal ministry of education is headquartered in Minna, Niger state and not in Abuja the capital. Why is he and the north silent about that one? Other agencies of the FG headquarted outside Abuja are NDA in Kaduna, ITF in Jos, NIPSS in Jos, Nigerian Film Corporation in Jos and many more. Shettima conveniently refused to mention those ones. FAAN that was actually headquartered in Lagos but forcibly relocated to Abuja by a fulani supremacist in Hadi Sirika is the one paining Shettima. If Shettima and his northern goons focus their attention on how to curtail the spate of kidnappings being carried out by their fulani herdsmen brothers, that would be a better use of their time and intellect.

Na wa o

The only thing north seem to be getting from this muslim muslim ticket is terrorism on fleak

They have lost all the political power tears don too plenty

Lagos that is already congested

Jatuski:




The Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF), a prominent youth organization in Northern Nigeria, has strongly condemned recent attempts to relocate key departments of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria.



The organization believes that these relocations pose a significant threat to Abuja's status as the capital city and could have negative implications for the nation as a whole.



AYCF President General Yerima Shettima raised the concerns about the potential consequences that could arise from these relocations.



He emphasized that this move risks undermining national unity, disrupting operations, causing economic setbacks, and perpetuating regional imbalances.



According to Shettima, Abuja was deliberately chosen as the capital to promote national unity and decentralize power. Any agenda that seeks to tamper with this arrangement will be fiercely resisted by AYCF and its supporters.

Furthermore, Shettima expressed his disappointment with the complicit silence of the Northern elite regarding these provocations.



He highlighted that the Northern elite must not be silent when the political and economic viability of Northern Nigeria is at stake, and that well-meaning Nigerians should speak out against this emerging arbitrariness.





The AYCF calls on the relevant authorities to reconsider these proposed relocations in light of the potential harm they may cause to Abuja's status as the capital city and the nation as a whole.



The organization urges decision-makers to prioritize national unity and ensure that any actions taken do not perpetuate regional imbalances or compromise the political and economic viability of Northern Nigeria.



AYCF, he said, remains committed to its mission of promoting unity and development in Northern Nigeria and the nation as a whole and vows to continue advocating for the preservation of Abuja's status as the capital city and to resist any attempts to undermine national unity.

I don't know why people are panicking.

No cause for alarm

The north is reaping the dividend of demo-buharicracy. They must not complain.

Tinubu please relocate some to the south eas,
That's true federalism

Jatuski:




The Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF), a prominent youth organization in Northern Nigeria, has strongly condemned recent attempts to relocate key departments of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria.



The organization believes that these relocations pose a significant threat to Abuja's status as the capital city and could have negative implications for the nation as a whole.



AYCF President General Yerima Shettima raised the concerns about the potential consequences that could arise from these relocations.



He emphasized that this move risks undermining national unity, disrupting operations, causing economic setbacks, and perpetuating regional imbalances.



According to Shettima, Abuja was deliberately chosen as the capital to promote national unity and decentralize power. Any agenda that seeks to tamper with this arrangement will be fiercely resisted by AYCF and its supporters.

Furthermore, Shettima expressed his disappointment with the complicit silence of the Northern elite regarding these provocations.



He highlighted that the Northern elite must not be silent when the political and economic viability of Northern Nigeria is at stake, and that well-meaning Nigerians should speak out against this emerging arbitrariness.





The AYCF calls on the relevant authorities to reconsider these proposed relocations in light of the potential harm they may cause to Abuja's status as the capital city and the nation as a whole.



The organization urges decision-makers to prioritize national unity and ensure that any actions taken do not perpetuate regional imbalances or compromise the political and economic viability of Northern Nigeria.



AYCF, he said, remains committed to its mission of promoting unity and development in Northern Nigeria and the nation as a whole and vows to continue advocating for the preservation of Abuja's status as the capital city and to resist any attempts to undermine national unity.

Stupid dumb illiterates.

Stupid arewa clowns , what are most CBN depts doing in Abuja when 70 percent of cash circulates in Lagos ? And all the banks have their Hq in Lagos