The Oyo Youth Empowerment Scheme (OYES) continues to spread the light of youth development and educational progress as its leadership paid a courtesy visit to the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Oyo State Directorate in Ibadan.
The visit, led by the National President, Amb. Gbadamosi Ishola Adebimpe, aimed to strengthen collaboration with NOA in sensitizing Senior Secondary School students across Oyo State on the new WAEC Computer-Based Test (CBT) initiative — a move to eliminate fear, build confidence, and encourage digital readiness among students.
The OYES team included:
Amb. Adegbola Babatunde Ridwan
Com. Bukola Ibrahim O.
Amb. Kamolideen Sulaimon Ademola Amb. Abu Alaba Quadri
Amb. Raji Maruf Arisekola
Prince Ridwan Adekola Adebimpe
During the presentation, Amb. Adebimpe commended NOA for its continuous impact in shaping positive values and inspiring change across the nation. He described the partnership as a “bold step toward a more confident, informed, and successful generation of students.”
Welcoming the OYES team, the State Director of NOA, Mrs. Ajolayo Sinmat Akande, applauded the initiative, calling it “a timely and strategic intervention” that will boost students’ success in the forthcoming WAEC examinations and beyond. She assured OYES of the Agency’s full support and collaboration, noting that such programs align with NOA’s mission of national reorientation and community development.
In his closing remarks, Amb. Kamolideen Sulaimon Ademola appreciated the Director and her team for their warm reception and readiness to work together toward empowering students through the upcoming Students’ Emancipation Program.
The visit ended on a cheerful note, with both teams reaffirming their shared commitment to youth empowerment, educational excellence, and building a brighter future for Oyo State and Nigeria at large.
