Police invasion won’t intimidate us – Peace Corps

The Peace Corps of Nigeria has vowed to remain resolute despite
what it described as “the unlawful invasion of its office and
disruption of its legitimate activities” by the police.

National Commandant of the Corps Dickson Akoh stated this in
Abuja during the corps 19th year anniversary.

“We are very optimistic that very soon we hall come out of the
current challenges unperturbed, more focused and stronger to
achieve on our core mandate,” Akor said.

He implored all Nigerians to pray for the speedy recovery of
President Muhammadu Buhari even as he cautioned those fanning the
embers of secession and hate speeches.

He said the corps with thousands of youth members will always
preach unity and oneness of the country, urging Nigerians to see
her huge population and diversity as strength.

Akoh said the temporary setback being witnessed by the corps has
not altered the process of institutionalising the organization via
the instrumentality of presidential assent to the bill already
passed.

The Peace Corps of Nigeria has vowed to remain resolute despite
what it described as “the unlawful invasion of its office and
disruption of its legitimate activities” by the police.

National Commandant of the Corps Dickson Akoh stated this in
Abuja during the corps 19th year anniversary.

“We are very optimistic that very soon we hall come out of the
current challenges unperturbed, more focused and stronger to
achieve on our core mandate,” Akor said.

He implored all Nigerians to pray for the speedy recovery of
President Muhammadu Buhari even as he cautioned those fanning the
embers of secession and hate speeches.

He said the corps with thousands of youth members will always
preach unity and oneness of the country, urging Nigerians to see
her huge population and diversity as strength.

Akoh said the temporary setback being witnessed by the corps has
not altered the process of institutionalising the organization via
the instrumentality of presidential assent to the bill already
passed.