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ECWA BUKURU DYC CONFERENCE 2006

... maturity in Christ!  



The Bukuru DYC Conference is here again!!! this time, we assure you that your life will never be the same again after you come in contact with the anazing line up of programs we have in schedule for you!

Anglo Jos LYC (Local Youth Council) is geared up to give you the time of your life, boosting your spiritual life while upgrading your social life and building your physical life. As you prepare for the Conference which is coming up in November, brace your self ... cos this is one conference you won't forget in a hurry.

The program line-up shall be pasted on this website in due course. Keep in touch.

The LYC has a Board of Exco who govern the decisions made by the LYC and act as liaisons between the LYBs and the DYC.

The Executives are as follows:

  • Mr. Samuel Auta          -     Chairman
  • Hassan Gangas           -     Vice Chaiman
  • Sambo Elkanah A.       -     Secretary
  • Rahila Dauda Mshelia  -     Assistant Secretary
  • Solomon Joseph           -     Financial Secretary
  • Chundung B. Gyang      -    Treasurer
  • Solomon Maren            -     Public Relation Officer

Amongst other things, the LYC has a high Creed towards MUSIC thereby setting some young talented and well developed persons to handle the musical session of the LYC (i.e. The LYC Anglo-Jos Mass Choir) they are:

  • Adam Ijah                        -      Chairman
  • Sambo Elkanah A.            -     Secretary
  • Josiah Daniels Shadrach -     Assistant Secretary
  • Rahila Dauda Mshelia      -     Treasurer
  • Paul Akpena                     -     Internal Adviser
  • Sambo Enoch A.               -     Internal Adviser
  • Mr. Christopher Ogoshi   -     Patron
  • Mrs. Mary E. Sambo         -     Matron

BRIEF HISTORY OF BUKURU DYC

BUKURU DYC HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE:

Bukuru DYC (District Youth Council) was one of the DYCs carved out of the then Jos DYC in 2004 following the splitting of Jos DCC (District Church Council) into five (5) DCC’s namely: Bukuru, Jos, Miango, Zabolo and Zagun DCC’s. Before the creation of the DCC’s, then Jos DYC under the leadership of Vro. Kefas John Split the DYC into five (5) zones (i.e. zone A – Zabolo, B – Zagun, C – Miango, D – Jos & E – Bukuru).

 

Bukuru DYC started as a zone (i.e. Zone E) in the year 2000 with four (4) LYC’s (i.e. Anglo-Jos, Bukuru, Gyel & Tudun Wada), with Sis. Simi James was the zonal coordinator of the Zone E.

 

Prior to the splitting of the Jos DYC, Zone E (Bukuru DYC) hosted the last Jos DYC Conference, which was held in November 2003 at Zang Commercial Secondary School, Bukuru. This conference served as a departure ground for the five newly created DYC’s.

 

It was in record that Jos DYC started in 1994 after the splitting of the former Plateau DCC into three DCC’s (Jos, Mangu and Yelwa DCCs). Below are those that led Jos DYC before the creation of the new DCC’s in 2004:

 

1.          Samson Aremu                       -          Leader

2.          Audu M. Jobo                          -          Vice Leader

3.          Monday Ndumele                   -          Secretary

4.         Job Akanga                              -          Assistant Secretary

5.          Akila Maxwell Yadoks            -           Financial Secretary

6.          Jummai Moses                        -          Treasurer

7.          Peace Mali                               -          P.R.O

 

The first leaders of Bukuru DYC that were elected on 1st May 2004 are:

 

1.          Job Akanga                            -          Leader

2.          Rotimi Ibrahim                       -          Vice Leader

3.          Botson Joel                            -          Secretary

4.          Christopher Pwajok              -         Assistant Secretary

5.          Akila Maxwell Yakoks           -          Financial Secretary

6.          Mary Dalyop                           -          Treasurer

7.          Samson Anaro                       -          Ad-hoc Com. Member

 

Bukuru DYC has Five LYC’s namely:

 

1.                Anglo-Jos LYC

2.                Bukuru LYC

3.                Gyel LYC

4.                Nitseng LYC

5.                Vwang LYC

 

Bukuru DYC has Six Advisers namely:

 

1.                Rev. Ayuba Ashishe

2.                Rev. Bala Jidanke

3.                Baba Kasuwa Bwoi

4.                Engr. D. D. Fantur

5.                Mrs. Julie Chollem

6.                Mrs. Mary E. Sambo

 

With sub-committees:

PROJECT:

 

1.                Mr. Philip Hon (Chairman)

2.                Mr. Abraham Adama

3.                Mr. Lengnan Dadang

4.                Mr. John Makai

5.                Mr. Duniya John

6.                Mr. Ibrahim Sawa

 

SPORT:

 

1.                Mabas Maren (Chairman)

2.                Solomon Arum

3.                Mercy Ibrahim

4.                Ezekiel Pwajok

5.                Abubakar Yahaya

6.                Akoh Omale

 

PRAYER:

 

1.                Emmanuel Ibeji (Chairman)

2.                Clement Hosea

3.                Danladi Doro

4.                Jonathan Yakshin

5.                Solomon Maren       

 

BAND:

 

1.                Rotgak Elisha (Chairman)

2.                Niri Mang

3.                Daniel Martin

4.                Moses Iliya

5.                Hubert Omosor

 

Though the DYC was a little bit unstable, a re-shuffle was made and some posts were elected in this form:

 

1.      Job Akanga                           -         Leader

2.      Rotimi Ibrahim                     -         Vice Leader

3.      Solomon Mutong                 -         Financial Secretary  (Elected)

4.      Akila Maxwell Yadoks         -         Secretary (re-shuffle)

5.      Mrs. Mary Dalyop                -         Treasurer

6.      Samuel Auta                         -         P.R.O. (Elected)  

The DYC has continued to grow from strength to strength, and we hope to get some support from other organizations like ours, to help build our youths, and also to further boost our relations both within the country and abroad.