NYCN As Apex Body: Remo Youth Association Applauds Hon. Damilare Bello’s Clarification On Youth Representation In Sagamu
By Oludare Joshua
The Remo Youth Association (RYA) has commended Hon. Damilare Mohammed Bello, the Ogun State House of Assembly member representing Sagamu I (Offin) Constituency, popularly known as Hon. DRE, for his recent clarification remarks on youth representation in Sagamu Local Government Area.
In a statement signed by Com. Solarin Abidemi S., Chairman of RYA, the association expressed appreciation for Hon. Bello’s commitment to addressing the concerns of the youth and promoting inclusive governance, noting his clarifications that the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) at all levels served has the apex and umbrella body of all youth organizations and groups across Nigeria, including Ogun State and Sagamu.
”We recognize your efforts to engage with the youth and provide clarity on issues that are about to cause longer head amongst the youth representing Sagamu Constituency,” the statement read.
The RYA praised Hon. Bello’s leadership and dedication to the progress of Sagamu and its environs, stating that he has stood out as a representative and that they are proud to have him in that position.
The association assured Hon. Bello of their continued support and collaboration in promoting the interests of the youth and the community at large.
The RYA also urged Sagamu youths, including those in leadership positions in NYCN and SYA, to remain unified and focused on building a future they all desire.
”As young people, we have the energy, creativity, and determination to drive positive change in our community. Let us put aside our differences and work together as a team to address the challenges facing Sagamu,” the statement read.
The association emphasized the importance of unity, determination, and hard work in overcoming obstacles and building a prosperous Sagamu, and invited all youths to join hands with RYA and fellow youth to make a difference.
”Remo Youth… Eso e Build the youth… Build the Nation Orisagamu… Ewa,” the statement concluded.
