OKE-OGUN INDIGENOUS YOUTHS SOLIDARITY FORUM MARKS SECOND DAY OF ANNUAL GET-TOGETHER WITH JUMAT SERVICE AT AGO-AMODU CENTRAL MOSQUE, DISTRIBUTION RICE AND EXERCISE BOOKS 

17 July 2026

It was a joyful and memorable day as the Oke-Ogun Indigenous Youths Solidarity Forum continued its 2026 Annual Get-Together activities with a special Jumat service at the Ago-Amodu Central Mosque.

As part of the Forum’s commitment to community development, unity, and service to humanity, rice and exercise books were distributed to worshippers and members of the community during the Jumat service.

The gifts were presented by the National President of the Forum, Comrade Dr. Ojedokun Jonathan, alongside other members of the Executive Council.

The National President expressed his sincere appreciation to Prince Adebowale Falana, Chairman of the Oyo State Agency for Youth Development, for facilitating the provision of the rice distributed to the people of Oke-Ogun during the Jumat service.

He stated that the initiative reflects the Forum’s commitment to supporting and reaching out to the people of Oke-Ogun through meaningful community-based activities.

The Forum will continue its outreach tomorrow by visiting worshippers at traditional religious gatherings to extend similar gestures of love, unity, and community service.

The Oke-Ogun Indigenous Youths Solidarity Forum remains committed to moving forward together for the progress, unity, peace, and sustainable development of Oke-Ogun.

Signed:
Comrade Dr. Ojedokun Jonathan
National President
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