Barrister Igbeta Ayibakuro has formally declared his aspiration for the position of National Secretary of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), outlining plans to strengthen administrative systems and improve coordination within the organization.
Ayibakuro, described by associates as a consistent contributor to the Council, is recognized for his disciplined approach and steady involvement in IYC activities. His participation over time, observers say, reflects a practical understanding of the Council’s structure and operational demands.
In announcing his ambition, he emphasized the need for improved administrative processes within the IYC. He stated that his focus would be on enhancing communication across all levels of the organization to ensure smoother coordination and more effective implementation of decisions.
He also highlighted the importance of efficiency and accountability in managing the Council’s affairs. According to him, a well-structured administrative system is critical to achieving the goals of the IYC and maintaining trust among members and stakeholders.
Ayibakuro further noted that transparency would be a key priority if elected. He stressed that clear processes and open communication channels are necessary to strengthen confidence in leadership and ensure that the Council remains responsive to the needs of its members.
His vision for the role includes building a system that is purpose-driven and capable of adapting to emerging challenges. He indicated that effective coordination between various arms of the Council would be central to delivering results and sustaining organizational growth.
Political observers within the IYC note that the role of National Secretary is crucial to the day-to-day functioning of the Council, as it involves managing records, facilitating communication, and supporting leadership in policy implementation.
Supporters of Ayibakuro argue that his track record and familiarity with the Council’s operations position him as a strong contender for the role. They describe him as a reliable figure capable of providing the administrative backbone needed for structured leadership.
As consultations continue ahead of the IYC elections, attention is expected to focus on candidates’ plans for institutional strengthening and their ability to enhance internal efficiency. Ayibakuro’s candidacy adds to the growing list of aspirants seeking to shape the future direction of the Council.
