In a historic event that brought together Okun youths, leaders, and dignitaries, the convener, Oladele John Nihi charged the Okun Youth Alliance on unity in efforts, resources, and talents to build a brighter future for selves, children, and Okun communities as the movement was unveiled.
The Okun Youth Alliance Movement, also known as OYA Movement, was officially launched with a ceremony that highlighted the importance of unity, progress, and development within the Okun community. Nihi emphasized the three pillars of the movement: Sensitisation & Reorientation, Empowerment & Engagement, and Politics.
With a vision to empower and engage Okun youths, the OYA Movement aims to sensitize and reorient them towards a sense of purpose and direction. Through empowerment, the movement seeks to unlock the potential of the youths and make them active participants in community development. The political aspect of the movement ensures that Okun voices are heard and interests represented at all levels of governance.
Addressing the gathering, Nihi expressed his gratitude for the support and encouragement from attendees, including royal fathers, leaders, dignitaries, and youths. He acknowledged the hard work and dedication of the team behind the OYA Movement and called for unity in facing challenges and striving for excellence.
As the OYA Movement sets out on its journey, Nihi urged Okun youths to unite their efforts, resources, and talents to build a brighter future for themselves, children, and the community. He emphasized the importance of speaking in one voice, making a mark, and making a difference in Okun nation and Nigeria as a whole.
The unveiling of the OYA Movement marks a significant milestone in the quest for unity and progress within the Okun community. With a renewed sense of purpose and determination, Okun youths are poised to make a positive impact and create a brighter future for generations to come.
