Olowu Commends OGYASD’s Efforts in State Development, Accepts Grand-Patronship Offer

The Olowu of Olowu Kingdom in Ogun State, Oba Saka Matemilola, has commended the members of Ogun Youth Advocate For Social Development (OGYASD) for their unwavering commitment in fostering development within the state through youth advocacy and various initiatives.
The monarch expressed his admiration during a visit by the youth group to his royal palace in Owu, Abeokuta on Wednesday.
Oba Matemilola lauded the efforts of the group, even as he recognised its pivotal role in inspiring positive change and driving development across the state.
Addressing the enthusiastic gathering of young advocates, Oba Saka Matemilola expressed his delight in witnessing their dedication and passion towards effecting meaningful change in the state.
He acknowledged the significant impact the youth group had already made and encouraged them to continue their outstanding work.
“Young people are the backbone of any society, and I am immensely proud of the Ogun Youth Advocate For Development for their commitment to fostering positive change within our beloved state,” stated the Olowu.
“It is hard to see youths like you in the society, you choose to support the government in creating jobs and empowering the youths. Your dedication to youth advocacy and development initiatives is inspiring, and I commend you for your tireless efforts.”
The Olowu pledged his continued support and guidance, expressing his willingness to work closely with the Ogun Youth Advocate For Development in implementing future projects and initiatives.
The OGYASD President, Comrade Oluseyi Alamu expressed gratitude for the Olowu’s kind words and encouragement, reiterating the organization’s commitment to promoting youth empowerment, championing social causes, and actively participating in community development projects across the state.
“We are truly honored by the Olowu’s recognition of our efforts. His words of encouragement inspire us to do even more for our communities and our beloved state,” said Alamu.
“We remain committed to creating platforms for youth engagement, advocating for their rights, and contributing to the overall development of Ogun State.”