Musa Rhapsodi Affos,  Jalingo


A group known as the Yandang Youth Development Congress (YYDC) has rejected the suspension of the reigning and Pioneer Miss Yandang, Queen Happy Jackson Mafindi.


Recall that Rhapsodi Affos Blog (RAB) had reported that the Queen was suspended by RNB Entertainment and Event planners, the official organisers of Mr & Miss Yandang, for disobedience, gross misconduct, abuse of office, deficiency of character as a mother queen, abuse of contract agreement, a day to the 17th National Yandang festival.


In a letter made public by the Public Relationships Officer (PRO) of the association, Marafa Paul Komu, the association declared that RNB reserves no right to suspend the queen or terminate her crown, adding that such an act is fraudulent and uncalled for.


The YYDC, according to its release, revealed that the pioneer Miss Yandang Nigeria, Queen Happy Jackson ceased to be a property of RNB Entertainment alleging that  their ban and disengagement to flaunt any venture in pretense to promote Yandang in every or any aspect.


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“Queen Happy Jackson Mafindi remains Miss Yandang Nigeria and RNB Entertainment has no powers to suspend or terminate her crown.
RNB Entertainment and its agents should quickly retract their post against Happy Jackson and the general public should disregard their position and swear words”


“RNB Entertainment has 24 hours to disengage themselves from anything Yandang forthwith” They added.


As at the time of filing this report,  the embattled Queen, Happy Jackson is yet to make any official statement.  When approached by our reporter, she said she will soon say her part of the story.


However, the Queen attended the 17th National Yandang festival as Miss Yandang.


The news of her suspension which was exclusively carried by our reporter has generated a lot of mixed reaction from different quarters, while some suggested that the suspension came too early and issues should be sorted in house, some obliged to it, and others opposed it.



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