Sagamu Youth Association Holds Inaugural CWC Meeting, Unveils 2025 Action Plan

The Sagamu Youth Association (SYA) under the leadership of Comrade Olugbenga Isiaka Lawal otherwise known widely as Ambassador Easy, has taken a bold step in youth development and community engagement by holding its inaugural Central Working Committee (CWC) meeting, where critical decisions were made to shape the association’s activities for the year 2025.

The meeting, which brought together key stakeholders and youth leaders, served as a platform to outline strategic initiatives aimed at empowering the youth and fostering positive change in Sagamu.

One of the major resolutions reached at the meeting was the scheduling of a monthly CWC gathering, set to hold on the last Friday of every month at 4 PM. This decision, which was unanimously agreed upon by the members, is expected to enhance effective planning, coordination, and execution of youth-focused programs. The association emphasized that these regular engagements would serve as a driving force for accountability and ensure that its developmental agenda remains on track throughout the year.

In a significant move towards youth empowerment, the SYA President unveiled plans for an innovative skills acquisition program on reusable pad production. This initiative aims to equip young women with the knowledge and skills required to produce reusable sanitary pads, promoting menstrual hygiene while also creating opportunities for economic empowerment.

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The program is expected to address issues of period poverty while encouraging sustainable and cost-effective hygiene solutions.

Beyond the empowerment program, the meeting also focused on outlining a broader blueprint for the association’s 2025 agenda. Key areas of focus include educational support, vocational training, youth advocacy, and community development projects. The leadership reaffirmed its commitment to fostering an environment where young people in Sagamu can develop skills, access opportunities, and contribute meaningfully to societal growth.

With the successful launch of its CWC meetings and ambitious plans for the year ahead, the Sagamu Youth Association is positioning itself as a catalyst for youth-driven change. The association has called on stakeholders, government agencies, and well-meaning individuals to support its initiatives, as it remains committed to building a vibrant and progressive future for the youths of Sagamu.