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Ing. Francis Alpha Kallon, the Leader of the SLPP-National Young Generation Council (NYGC), has been officially crowned Paramount Chief of the Young Generation Council. Elected Western Area Young Generation Leaders expressed their unwavering support for Kallon, pledging an IRON-CLAD commitment to stand by him.
During a ceremonial presentation of the crown and Christmas gifts to the NYGC Boss, Regional Western Area Young Generation Leader Anthony Sahr Sogboi extended gratitude to “P.C Ing. Francis Alpha Kallon” for his exemplary leadership within the council. The support and respect demonstrated by the elected leaders underscored the significance of Kallon’s role in guiding the NYGC.
In response to the gesture, Paramount Chief Ing. Francis Alpha Kallon expressed heartfelt appreciation for the support from his Young Generation Leaders. Kallon emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration within the council, recognizing the shared vision for a stronger, empowered young generation.
Notably, P.C Ing. Francis Alpha Kallon has been instrumental in advocating for youth representation in governance. His historic pursuit led to the establishment of a 30% representative quota for youths in decision-making processes. Kallon’s commitment to empowering the youth and ensuring their active participation in shaping the future is a cornerstone of his leadership legacy.
To reciprocate the goodwill received, P.C Ing. Francis Alpha Kallon, in the spirit of the festive season, presented Christmas gifts to all constituency Young Generation Leaders in the Western Area. This gesture served as a token of appreciation and reinforced the sense of camaraderie among the council members.
As the newly crowned Paramount Chief of the Young Generation Council, Ing. Francis Alpha Kallon stands as a symbol of visionary leadership and a driving force behind positive change. The unity and support demonstrated by the elected leaders highlight the confidence they have in Kallon’s ability to lead the NYGC to new heights, solidifying his place in history as a champion for youth empowerment and representation.
