Following completion, the proposed Ijesaland Youth Development Centre, according to owa Obokun of Ijesaland, oba doctor Gabriel Adekunle Aromolaran II, will lessen restiveness and empower those benefited by its vocational studies unit.
Oba Adekunle Aromolaran made this statement when hosting Mr. Olaleye Ajanaku, the non-governmental organization's founder, during his visit.
The Ijesaland Community Development Assembly deserves praise for considering the needs of the youth while planning its next development project, according to Owa Obokun, who lamented the growing number of ritual and cult-related crimes in the community.
Ijesa youths who are financially secure were urged by Oba Adekunle Aromolaran to join the ICDA In order to further advance the development of Ijesaland, which has emerged as a model community for others in terms of self- and community-development, Oba Adekunle Aromolaran called on economically buoyant Ijesa youths to join the ICDA citing the assembly's sponsorship of one hundred indigenous people to train at the Leventis Foundation School of Agriculture, his ultramodern palace, the largest geriatric centre in West Africa, and the scholarship award given to 250 impoverished students to study at Federal Science and Technology College as part of its laudable achievements
supreme ruler praised Olaleye Ajanaku for his humanitarian efforts, particularly during this difficult period when the citizens are being hit harder by the economic downturn.
Mr. Olaleye Ajanaku earlier gave gave the Owa Obokun an update on his social intervention programme, which helps the impoverished.
The late Ijesa business tycoon Isaac Ojo Ajanaku also known as Dana Ija 's grandson, noted that the program's goal is to help the esteemed members of society.
In the first edition of the programme scheduled for 10am at Ilesa Grammar School Ilesa, one hundred people who have been screened and contacted via phone and SMS will be attended to; the remaining participants will be included in later editions.