COMMUNITY WAR: PEACE LIKELY TO RETURN

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Peace is likely to return to the embattled house of the CDA2 Youth [Owode Ijere Youth Forum] which has been in fiasco since June 2015.

A reliable source revealed that there has been a general meeting among the entire three CDA Youth bodies in a bid to put an end to the youth crisis that have affected a wing of the body and this meeting may yield success which will enable them continue collecting tolls from trucks and other community odd jobs.

The source further disclosed that a news CDA2 Youth President [Owode Ijere Youth Forum] may emerge and be appointed by the general house to take over the affairs of the affected wing and the new president may be picked from CDA1 [Kirikiri Youth Forum].

More on this story as it unfolds.

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