Niger Delta Youth Congress Condemns Defamation Attempts Against National Security Leaders, Reaffirms Support for Security Initiatives.

The Niger Delta Youth Congress (NDYC) has voiced strong opposition to a reported smear campaign allegedly planned against key national security figures, including the National Security Adviser, the Minister of State for Defence, and the Nigerian Police.

The NDYC, labeling the orchestrators as “enemies of the state,” warned that these efforts aim to undermine the significant progress made by the nation’s security agencies in safeguarding Nigeria’s sovereignty and maintaining peace.

The NDYC condemned any attempts to politicize or discredit the tireless work of the security agencies. According to the NDYC, the commitment demonstrated by the National Security Adviser, the Minister of State for Defence, and the Nigerian Police in protecting lives and property across the country is commendable and should be recognized rather than attacked.

The organization also cautioned those behind the alleged smear campaign, urging them to desist from actions that could jeopardize national unity and security. The NDYC reaffirmed its support for the country’s security agencies and called on Nigerians to remain vigilant and reject any attempts to sow discord for political gain.

In conclusion, the NDYC commended the security agencies for their unwavering dedication to maintaining peace and stability in the nation and encouraged all Nigerians to unite in support of these efforts.

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