ARSOYOC ELECTED EXECUTIVES PAID A COURTESY VISIT TO NOA FOR CONTINUOUS COLLABORATION AND SUPPORT



The newly elected Executives of the Association of Registered Social Youth Clubs in Oyo State (ARSOYOC) paid a courtesy visit to the management of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Oyo State Directorate, to seek deeper collaboration and support.


The meeting, attended by all elected executives and local government coordinators from Ibadan North, Ona Ara, and Akinyele Local Government Areas, commenced at 11:15 a.m. with the recitation of the National Anthem, using the last stanza as the opening prayer, followed by a round of introductions.


Comrade Farayola Nurudeen, the returning Chairman, stated the purpose of the visit, highlighting ARSOYOC's aims and objectives, as well as the association's commitment to partnering with NOA in areas of youth development and community engagement.


Responding, the Director of NOA, Mrs. Ajolayo Sinmiat Akande, appreciated the executives for the visit and encouraged the association to remain focused on its mission, avoiding unnecessary competition with other organizations. She stressed the importance of every Nigerian youth knowing how to correctly recite the National Anthem, pointing out common errors often made during its recitation, and urged the association to uphold national values.


The Director, along with the three Deputy Directors present, gave words of advice and encouragement. As a gesture of support, she presented the team with 20 copies of the National Anthem booklet and a weekly journal. The meeting ended with the recitation of the National Pledge.


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