adebajo donates face masks to ogun youths, rally support for youth constituency

Com. Adebare Ariyibi; State PRO, NYCN, Ogun State Chapter

The immediate past Chairman for the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Ogun State Chapter, His Youthfulness, Com. Adeleke Adebajo, has donated hundreds of customized Face Masks to the youths of Ogun State.

Presenting the gift items to the State Chairman of the Council, Adebajo urged the youths of Ogun State to continue compliment the efforts of the Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, on his agenda for youth inclusion in governance.

“Our amiable Governor is known for several noble virtues, among is the youthlike positioning of Ogun State. The vision of Prince Dapo Abiodun is obviously tilted towards a youthful future where our youths take the mantle of leadership in both political and entrepreneurial sectors.

“There can be no better advice for our youths than to ensure that every window of opportunity made available by the government is being explored for individual and collective benefit.

“Needless to say, the continuous effort of our Governor requires consistent engagements from the youths for desired productivity and tomorrow of our dreams,” Adebajo said.

The State Chairman of the Council, Com. Abdul-Jabar Ayelaagbe, while receiving the donation of Face Masks appreciated Adebajo for his untiring love for youth welfarism. “You’ve proven to us that you will always remain young at heart; and your usual solidarity to the youth constituency shows your competence as a worthy Ambassador for the youth of Ogun State. We are grateful,” he said.

Ayelaagbe further called on eminent sons and daughters of the state and corporate bodies to imitate the gesture extended to the youths by Adebajo. According to the Chairman, the welfare of the largest group of constituents deserves the biggest attention from every stakeholder of the society. The Face Masks, branded with the name of the Council, will be distributed to youths who may not have access to purchase as the May 4 deadline on the compulsory usage in public spaces commenced t oday.