Finally, Oyo youth parliament reunites warring Ogbomoso students’ union national leaders 

…dissolves the two parallel administrations;

…adhoc Committee on constitution integration to be overseen by Hon. Timothy Whyte (Surulere/Ogooluwa);

…directs the two Presidents to submit Union property in their possession to the Office of the Secretary, Ogbomoso North Local Government Council; and

 …december election to be overseen by the Parliament.

The Oyo State Youth Parliament (Ogbomoso caucus) through her relevant organ yesterday at the Conference room of Ogbomoso North local government Council brokered peace between the two parallel National leadership of the ‘Federation of Ogbomoso Students’ Union’, that is Comrades; Adeniran Ezekiel ‘Olaprayer’ and Oyeniyi Stephen Femi ‘Phypo’ led factions.

The peaceful meeting of about four and half hours successfully crashed the almost two years lingering issues of the Union.

According to the PRO of the caucus, J’ICON Ojo (Oriire 08061274290) said; “two bothering issues identified are; first, union operates on no particular constitution and the second issue is the aftermath of unresolved fracas of ‘december 2020 union election’ from whence emanated the hitherto parallel leadership of Comrades; Gbadegesin Abdulmateen Ashiwaju and Ojo Oluwasegun O’Shegee led factions which almost snowballed into generational curse until today.”

The Parliament through the Chairman, House Committee on International Relations and Conflict Resolutions – Hon. Faozy Gazaly (IBSW +234 817 605 6355) in consultations with relevant Youth concerned outfits in Ogbomosoland (Youth wing of Ogbomoso Parapo Worldwide +234 706 656 9877, National Youth Council of Nigeria +234 703 761 6770, NANS +234 814 712 5865) eventually arrived at the following verdicts:

1. The Two warring factions are hereby dissolved alongside their legislative arms;

 2. Ogbomoso Parapo is to step aside in the conduct of their elections moving forward;

3. A Constitutional Review Committee is to be setup, and to be supervised by Oyo State Youth Parliament through the office of Hon. Omoniyi Afeez (Iseyin/Itesiwaju and Chairman, House Committee on Education and Culture) in consultation with Hon. Timothy Oyebamiji Whyte (Surulere/Ogooluwa);

4. The two warring Presidents are to present two representatives each to make up the Constitutional Review Committee before 12midnight on Monday 28th of November, 2022 to Hon. Timothy Oyebamiji Whyte (Surulere/Ogooluwa 08033939534);

 5. After the Constitution is reviewed and ready, an election is to be conducted according to the dictate of the reviewed Constitution; and

6. Lastly, the properties of the Union within the reach of the Two warring Presidents are to be submitted to the office of the Executive Secretary, Ogbomoso North Local Government.

Earlier before the proceedings starts, the Executive Chairman of the Ogbomoso North Local Government, Honourable Kabir Akanji Ayoade represented by the Secretary at the meeting had charged the meeting on fare hearing, transparency, due diligent and peaceful atmosphere.

The meeting was presided over by the Chairman, Ogbomoso caucus of the Oyo State Youth Parliament – Hon. Isaac Adebayo (Ogbomoso South 0706 585 1115), and has in attendance the other four members of Ogbomoso caucus and other Youth concerned outfits in Ogbomosoland including; the Youth Wing of Ogbomoso Parapo Worldwide, Ogbomoso zonal leadership of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, NANS National Director of Crisis Management and other interested past leaders who are resource persons to the facts-finding section of the proceeding.

The Chairman of the meeting, Hon. Isaac Adebayo while addressing Press immediately after the meeting disclosed that; “the assertive resolution became necessary so as to help reorganize the Union and to forestall factional exercise in their next month annual election.”

“We are forwarding the resolutions to the Office of the Speaker, Oyo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Edward Ogundoyin, and Honourable Fowokanmi, the Oyo State House of Assembly House Chairman Committee on Education for further processes.”