Court Orders CAC To Restore NYCN Registration, Reinstate Sukubo’s BoT

• Court orders CAC to restore NYCN registration and Sukubo-led Board of Trustees
• Ruling aims to resolve leadership disputes and stabilize youth organisation
• Sukubo's Board to continue representing Nigerian youths at all levels

A court has ordered the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) to restore the registration of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) and reinstate the Board of Trustees (BoT) led by Sukubo Sara-Igbe Sukubo.

The ruling followed a legal dispute over the status of the youth organisation’s registration and leadership structure.

CAC directed to recognise previous structure

The court’s decision requires the CAC to reverse actions affecting the council’s registration status and recognise the Sukubo-led Board of Trustees as the legitimate governing body of the organisation.

The judgement is expected to bring relief to members of the NYCN who had been following the prolonged leadership controversy.

The NYCN, which serves as an umbrella body for Nigerian youths, has experienced internal disagreements over leadership and administrative issues in recent years.

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The latest court order provides a legal direction on the dispute, with stakeholders expected to work towards stability and renewed focus on youth development programmes.

Sukubo’s BoT to continue mandate

The restoration of the Sukubo-led BoT is expected to allow the council to continue its activities and represent the interests of Nigerian youths at national and international levels.

Supporters of the decision described the ruling as a step towards restoring institutional order and strengthening youth representation.

The Corporate Affairs Commission is expected to comply with the court directive following the judgement.

Source: Legit.ng