... As Frank Otitia Bags Contract With Marketers...

"The business of helping our youths is not a personal business, but it is a collective job for all so there will be peace," those were the words of Hon. Innocent Esewezie, the Executive Assistant on youth development to the Delta State Governor.

The DG of Delta State Community Youths said that during a meeting with the leaders of Association of Music and Film Producers and Marketers of Nigeria in his office in Asaba, Wednesday. The youths DG emphasized that taking youths out of the streets is a collective endeavour and that government will welcome any activity that will help the youths grow.

Apart from the EA, the meeting had in attendance Prince Peter Melekwe, the SA to the Governor on youth development, Prince Uba Uzoma, the BOT National Chairman of the Association, Mr. Orisaemeke Samuel, the state coordinator, Popular Music act, Franco TiaTia and his brother, Comr. Damian Ogudite, Anthony Nwankwo, Ezemia Chidozie amongst others.

Franco TiaTia who is being sponsored for his big comeback by Hon Innocent Esewezie bagged a contract with one of the Marketers present. The blind musician who was commended by the Marketers for coming out with a hit track were he featured the popular "message man", Ogbogu Okonji promised to take Frank both national and international.

The youth general who spoke in strong words promised to use his position in government to push for the development of the youth. In his words: "We are here to develop programmes, we are here to develop the youths, so we will partner with you."

The Special Assistant to the Governor on youth development in addition thanked the producers, he told them to use Franco TiaTia to prove to Deltans that their dreams
can come true.

Mr. Orisemeke, the Delta State coordinator of AMUFPMAN promised to take Franco TiaTia under his wing. He said he would record his songs and would also record his video shoot. In the same vein, Hon Esewzie emphasized that he would continue to sponsor the Franco TiaTia comeback project because he saw it as a personal project.