National Scout Youth Forum Chairman In person of Mr Kabir Abiso with is Team Visited
SHEHU OF BORNO HRH DR ALHAJI ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM UMAR GARBA
State President Borno State Scout Council.
The chairman and entourage visit the HRH at his palace for official visit.
The purpose of the visit is to introduce the newly Elected 5th National Chairman Youth Forum Of The Scout Association Of Nigeria (TSAN) To the royal father and seek his fatherly Advice!
Royal blessing and informed him about the TSAN youth forum activities.
Qa that note they informed him about hold youth conference in Borno State Scout Council.
Responding from the Royal father He so excited for the visit and and bless the Elected youth chairman Advice him to be law abiding citizen and good ambassador to the TSAN and Borno state scout council and carry everyone along.
And promise to attend the upcoming youth conference hold this year in Borno.
Finally the Royal father pray for the youth chairman for successful tenure and pray for TSAN.
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