Breaking: MYPC's President resigns as Peace Corps Commander

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By Ramat Abubakar


This contained in a statement made available through his Facebook page today 2nd of June, 2020 @Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda which stated as follows:
"I wish to inform the general public of my decision to humbly and honorably "back out" as a Commanding Officer of the Peace Corps of Nigeria, Moro Local Government Command, Kwara State.
I wish the emerging Excos Godspeed and successful tenure on the "Field of struggle". 
More so, I enjoined all our teaming members of the Corps in Moro to support this new Administration, because their success is our success. 
Furthermore, I hereby maintain my membership as a floor or ordinary member of the Corps. 
Thanks to the good people of Moro for your support and the opportunity given to me to serve you as one of your competent Youths representative. 
Lastly, anyone that cherished destruction, will never grow from his spot. 
Discipline is one of the attributes of powerful people". 
          
Patriot Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda is a Commander of the Peace Corps of Nigeria, Moro Local Government Command double with the President Moro Youth Progressive for Change (MYPC). He's the commander of the Corps from 2015 after one month intensive training of the Corps in Ode-Omu first batch in  2015, he rose to the position of a Local Government Commander after a rigorous interview conducted by the national officials of the Corps in the same camp and enlisted as a Commission Officer of the rank Acting Lieutenant (A/LT). 
   Peace Corps of Nigeria is a non governmental uniform Youths organization committed to promote Peace, volunteerism, community services, neighborhood watch and as well as provides gainful employment for the Youths in areas of working with other uniform organizations and as well as in schools by providing security and maintain discipline among students who roam around during the school hours. 
   Pat. Iyanda is the founder of the Peace Corps of Nigeria in Moro, and to that effect, he has worked peaceful with other sisters organization in the local government like Nigerian police and NSCDC. He is a disciplinary Officer that have being maintaining orderliness of the command since 2015. 
   Moreso, he has work tirelessly to secure offices all around the local government, one in Local Government Secretariat in Bode-Sa'du, Malete and Shao respectively. 
Pat. Iyanda is a gentle Officer and a leader per excellence. 

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