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Boss Mustapha @ 65: A Worthy Leader, An Administrator Per Excellence – CYMS Boss
A Pro Government organisation, Committee of Youth on Mobilization and Sensitisation (CYMS) known for promoting policies and programs of the Federal government has felicitated with Mr Boss Mustapha, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation on 4th September 2021.
The organisation, through its Director General, Mr Obinna Nwaka showered encomium on the Adamawa born politician who also chairs the Presidential Task Force on Covid 19.
The felicitation was contained in a statement signed by Nwaka to wish the SGF well and also extended greetings on behalf of the organisation.
The statement reads “I join Nigerians, Progressives and officials from the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF) OfficialOSGFNG to celebrate a worthy leader and an administrator per excellence.
“Mr Boss Mustapha, the SGF’s countless commitment to Economic, National Peace and Development is immesurable and highly commendable.
“Under your leadership, our organization CYMS has been strengthened, recognised and encouraged in line with our aims & objectives.”
Mr Nwaka, also extended the birthday greetings on behalf of entire officials, Members and Volunteers of the organization to the celebrator and wish him more wisdom and many happy returns.
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