Following the recent cyber attacks against Prince Olatunji Olusoji on social media earlier this month, the Creek Youths of Niger Delta (CYND) has issued a statement condemning the recent unwarranted attacks on Prince Olatunji Olusoji, CEO of Grosvenor Global Services.
In a statement signed by Comr. Clement Ogbere, Coordinator of CYND, described the attacks as “malicious” and “fuelled by selfish political ambitions”.
“Prince Olusoji, a prominent philanthropist and leader, has made significant contributions to the development of Niger Delta and the nation through his initiatives, empowering youths and transforming lives.” Ogbere explained.
“The CYND has warned those behind the attacks to desist, stating that the Niger Delta youths will not be silenced or deterred from defending their leader and region. we have no plan to pursue it legally and that’s why we are disclosing any names but warn those behind it to stop such destructive acts” he added.
The organisation has urged all well-meaning individuals to join in condemning the attacks and standing in solidarity with Prince Olusoji. “This is an attempt on disrupt our fruitful and impactful successful strides over the years and should be ignored and seen as the works of the enemies of the state, and it’s bright future” Ogbere said.
“Grosvenor Global Services that is a sub-surveillance contract with Tantita Securities in Urhobo and other parts of Delta State. There has never been any breach whatsoever on the part of Grosvenor towards the execution of the said contract as they have satisfactorily carried the communities within their surveillance boundaries along without any hiccups” Ogbere further explained.
