Oyeleke Folajuwon Oluwole Declares Interest In Remo Youth Association, Advocates Community Base Youths Unity

Oyeleke Folajuwon Oluwole has officially declared his interest in joining the Remo Youth Association (RYA). “The community base youths association should unite to bring development and growth to Remo land”, he made this announcement at the general meeting of the association held on Sunday February 9, 2025, at Ilishan Town Hall, Ilishan Remo, Ogun State.

Expressing appreciation for the association’s leadership and their relentless efforts in driving positive change within Remoland, Oyeleke emphasized his commitment to the group’s objectives. He assured members that his involvement is strictly for community progress, not for political purposes, acknowledging that the RYA is a non-political organization.

During his speech, he passionately urged fellow youths to foster unity and kindness, cautioning against being used as tools for political interests. He stressed the importance of setting aside differences and working collectively towards a better future for the community.

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“As youths, our strength lies in our unity. Let’s not allow ourselves to be manipulated for political gains or destruction. Instead, let’s collaborate to build a stronger and more prosperous Remoland,” he stated.

Now officially a bona fide member of the Remo Youth Association (RYA), Oyeleke pledged his full support for the association’s initiatives. He expressed his dedication to attending future meetings and working closely with fellow members to drive impactful change.

His declaration has been met with enthusiasm, as members anticipate his contributions to fostering youth empowerment and development in Remoland.