An interview with Comr Justice Ajede, Delta State University SUG Secretary General of the 26th Executive Council

1st Oct, 2019

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An interview with Comr Justice Ajede, Delta State University SUG Secretary General of the 26th Executive Council

Comr Justice Ajede expresses full hope and trust in the Lord that Nigerians will see the desirable change we all have long waiting for, but for this to be achieved,  "The youths need to cooperate and contribute their quota towards Peace Nation building. They should eschew cybercrime, kidnapping, gambling and all other forms of social vices"

 ........He added, Nigeria As a Nation needs Peace, just peace nothing more for growth.

My distinguished follow Students'  my future leaders, I want to specially appreciate everyone, we are all law abiding Citizens of Nigeria, let's continue doing our best..

I most not end my words without appreciating Almighty God for the Nation Nigeria, 

Thank you. I wish you a memorable independence celebration.

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