In a press statement made available to newsmen and signed by the group’s President, Chief Kola Bolomope, the forum joined other well-wishers across Nigeria and the diaspora in celebrating this significant milestone in Rahmon’s leadership journey.
According to Chief Bolomope, “We are very proud of Rahmon’s greatness, passion, and consistency in youth activism and the promotion of Yoruba culture. His elevation to the national stage is not just a personal achievement, but a win for the entire Ona Ara community.”
He further described Asoju Odo as a beacon of hope and a voice for the younger generation, whose leadership has continually inspired positive change and unity among Yoruba youths.
“The Ona Ara Development Forum firmly believes that Rahmon’s new role will bring renewed energy and direction to the Yoruba Council of Youth Worldwide. His dedication to grassroots empowerment and cultural preservation has been unwavering, and we are confident he will deliver exceptionally,” Chief Bolomope added.
The forum concluded by offering prayers for his success and reaffirming their unflinching support for his vision and mission at the helm of YCYW.
