*PUBLIC NOTICE: RESCHEDULING OF AAYC GENERAL COUNCIL MEETING AND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM*
The Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) wishes to inform all participants, delegates, and member organisations that the General Council Meeting and International Symposium, initially scheduled
for 19th–22nd October 2026, have been rescheduled.
The new date is 3rd–7th December 2026, with Sirte, Libya, remaining the host city.
All other arrangements and objectives remain unchanged. We regret any inconvenience this adjustment may cause and appreciate your understanding
Today, AAYC joined university student leaders and other stakeholders at the University Student Leaders Convention 2026, held at the Parliamentary Conference Hall in Kampala, with the Speaker of @Parliament_Ug , Rt. Hon. @ObothOboth , as the Chief Guest.
The Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) FCT Support Group, under the coordination of Comrade Akoshile Mukhtar, has successfully held her inaugural meeting, marking the commencement of her official engagements and activities within the Federal Capital Territory.
The meeting provided an opportunity for members to deliberate on the group objectives, establish a working framework, and discuss strategies for effective coordination, collaboration, and stakeholder engagement.
The gathering marks an important step towards building a structured and coordinated support group with a shared vision and clear responsibilities.
~AkoshMediaCentre
The Coordinator Afro-Arab Youth Council West Africa Region who double as the Deputy President National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) Comrade Mukhtar Akoshile, represented the Honourable Minister of Youth Development, Hon. Ayodele Olawande, at the 2026 Oxford Global Think Tank (OGTT) Leadership Conference in Abuja.
The conference, held under the theme “Leadership for a Prosperous Future,” provided a platform for meaningful conversations on visionary leadership, artificial intelligence, technological advancement, and the role of innovation in shaping the future of societies. Comr. Mukhtar representation highlighted the importance of youth inclusion in high level engagements and national development conversations.
His presence at the gathering further reflects the growing relevance of youth leadership in bridging institutional engagement, policy dialogue, and sustainable development, while reinforcing the need to empower young Nigerians to contribute meaningfully to the nation's future.
~ AkoshMediaCentre
The AAYC, through its Secretary General, @AgabaAbbas1 , yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kenya-based @airce_ke, led by its President,@DrMutangadura, to strengthen collaboration in research, innovation, knowledge sharing and youth-driven development.
_WELCOME NOVEMBER_
May this month bring fresh opportunities, renewed strength, and greater achievements. Keep believing in your dreams, stay productive, and never underestimate your ability to make a difference.
_~AkoshMediaCentre_
Comr. Mukhtar Akoshile reaffirms the commitment of the City Boy Movement to strategic mobilization and data-driven engagement ahead of the 2027 elections, expressing confidence in securing a resounding victory for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the FCT.
Focused. Strategic. Committed to the mission.
~ AkoshMediaTeam
The City Boy Movement marked Nigeria’s 66th Independence Day at Danfara Primary School, Kuje, with food support through the “Text Me Food” Initiative, strengthening grassroots engagement and support for President Tinubu’s re-election in 2027.
Amb. Mukhtar Akoshile celebrates City Boy Movement Grand Patron, Barr. Seyi Tinubu, on his birthday, wishing him good health, greater achievements, and continued impact in youth empowerment and nation-building.
Happy Birthday, our Grand Patron!
One government came and said Nigerian Youth are lazy, the other one came and said, he is proud of us “Nigerian Youth”. This is a government of the Future that guaranteed inclusion and growth.
Vote Mr. President, Vote Continuity.
Comrade Akosh.
Deputy Director
FCT City Boy Movement.
"May your birthday be a new chapter filled with prosperity and happiness. Keep growing, keep shining. Happy Birthday!"
Signed
Amb Akoshile Mukhtar
Regional Coordinator West Africa Afro Arab Youth Council AAYC
The Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) informs all participants and delegates that the General Council Meeting and International Symposium, initially scheduled for 19–22 October 2026, have been rescheduled to 3–7 December 2026 in Sirte, Libya.
On #TeachersDay, I celebrate the dedicated teachers whose knowledge, sacrifice and patience shape the leaders of tomorrow. Your impact goes beyond the classroom, it is an investment in our future. May your service continue to inspire generations. Happy Teachers’ Day! 📚
and more prosperous Nigeria.
The future belongs to us, but the work begins today.
Happy Independence Anniversary, Nigeria! 🇳🇬
Signed:
Amb. Mukhtar Akoshile
Coordinator, Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC), West Africa Region
Deputy President, National Youth Council of Nigeria
🇳🇬 NIGERIA @ 66 | INDEPENDENCE MESSAGE
As Nigeria marks 66 years of independence, I celebrate the resilience, creativity and potential of Nigerian youths
Let us embrace unity, innovation, entrepreneurship, peace and responsible citizenship as we work together to build a stronger
Nigeria at large.
Once again, Happy Birthday, Hon. Bitrus Lawrence Garki — the FCT 1st Son!
May your years ahead be filled with greater achievements and lasting impact.
Signed:
Abdullateef Saheed Opeyemi
Head of Media
Office of the Coordinator, AAYC West Africa Region
*AAYC Celebrates FCT 1st Son, Hon. Bitrus Lawrence Garki, on His Birthday*
The Coordinator of the Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC), West Africa Region, and Deputy Director of the FCT City Boy Movement, Comrade, Mukhtar Akoshile, warmly celebrates the Director of the FCT City Boy
health, greater wisdom, continued success, and many more years of impactful service. May this new chapter bring you greater accomplishments, renewed strength, and opportunities to make even more remarkable contributions to the development of the Federal Capital Territory and