CONYSSA Hails Sagamu Youth Association for Successful 2026 Festival

CONYSSA Hails Sagamu Youth Association for Successful 2026 Festival

The Coalition of Nigeria Youths on Security and Safety Affairs (CONYSSA), Ogun State Chapter, congratulates the leadership of the Sagamu Youth Association (SYA), the Sagamu Youth Festival Organising Committee and the entire Sagamite community on the successful conclusion of the Sagamu Youth Festival and Sagamu Day 2026.

Held from October 24 to 31, the week-long celebration featured activities promoting youth development, cultural preservation, innovation, talent discovery, community participation and peaceful coexistence. The programme included a marathon, artificial intelligence training, children’s funfair, unity walk, football final, cultural displays, a traditional visit to the ancestral Orisagamu Ewa Grove, Traditional Ebiripo Night and the grand finale and Youth Night.

CONYSSA commends the vision and effort behind the festival, which gave young people opportunities to learn, connect, display their talents and celebrate Sagamu’s cultural identity.

The organisation also acknowledges the Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Army, Amotekun Corps, Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE), Ogun State Security Network Agency (SO-SAFE Corps), Man O’ War, vigilante groups, Sagamu Peace Agenda Forum (SPAF) and other security organisations and community stakeholders. Their cooperation, vigilance and professionalism helped promote safety, order and security throughout the event.

CONYSSA notes that lasting community security depends on inter-agency cooperation, intelligence sharing, community involvement and shared responsibility. It encourages continued collaboration among security agencies, community-based structures, youth organisations and other stakeholders.

Special commendation goes to Security Committee Chairman Comrade Adenuga Babafemi Omodade, popularly known as Mandela, and the committee members for their coordination and commitment to a peaceful celebration.

CONYSSA’s Ogun State Chapter PRO and Sagamu Coordinator, Comr. Ọ̀gbẹ́ni Saka Olamilekan Ayobami (Lakeside), expressed particular appreciation to Comrade Mandela for the confidence shown in appointing him to the Security Committee. He described the opportunity as both a privilege and a responsibility, and reaffirmed his commitment to community safety, responsible youth participation and constructive relationships between young people and security institutions.

Guided by its philosophy of “Complementing National Security,” CONYSSA remains committed to security awareness, peaceful coexistence and responsible youth engagement. It urges Sagamu’s youths to sustain the unity, discipline, tolerance and patriotism demonstrated during the festival.

The organisation also thanks the sponsors, partners, volunteers, traditional institutions, community leaders and individuals whose financial, material, logistical and moral support contributed to the event’s success.

CONYSSA encourages stakeholders to build on the festival’s achievements to strengthen youth participation, community relationships and sustainable development, and to help create a saferCONYSSA Hails Sagamu Youth Association for Successful 2026 Festival

The Coalition of Nigeria Youths on Security and Safety Affairs (CONYSSA), Ogun State Chapter, congratulates the leadership of the Sagamu Youth Association (SYA), the Sagamu Youth Festival Organising Committee and the entire Sagamite community on the successful conclusion of the Sagamu Youth Festival and Sagamu Day 2026.

Held from October 24 to 31, the week-long celebration featured activities promoting youth development, cultural preservation, innovation, talent discovery, community participation and peaceful coexistence. The programme included a marathon, artificial intelligence training, children’s funfair, unity walk, football final, cultural displays, a traditional visit to the ancestral Orisagamu Ewa Grove, Traditional Ebiripo Night and the grand finale and Youth Night.

CONYSSA commends the vision and effort behind the festival, which gave young people opportunities to learn, connect, display their talents and celebrate Sagamu’s cultural identity.

The organisation also acknowledges the Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Army, Amotekun Corps, Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE), Ogun State Security Network Agency (SO-SAFE Corps), Man O’ War, vigilante groups, Sagamu Peace Agenda Forum (SPAF) and other security organisations and community stakeholders. Their cooperation, vigilance and professionalism helped promote safety, order and security throughout the event.

CONYSSA notes that lasting community security depends on inter-agency cooperation, intelligence sharing, community involvement and shared responsibility. It encourages continued collaboration among security agencies, community-based structures, youth organisations and other stakeholders.

Special commendation goes to Security Committee Chairman Comrade Adenuga Babafemi Omodade, popularly known as Mandela, and the committee members for their coordination and commitment to a peaceful celebration.

CONYSSA’s Ogun State Chapter PRO and Sagamu Coordinator, Comr. Ọ̀gbẹ́ni Saka Olamilekan Ayobami (Lakeside), expressed particular appreciation to Comrade Mandela for the confidence shown in appointing him to the Security Committee. He described the opportunity as both a privilege and a responsibility, and reaffirmed his commitment to community safety, responsible youth participation and constructive relationships between young people and security institutions.

Guided by its philosophy of “Complementing National Security,” CONYSSA remains committed to security awareness, peaceful coexistence and responsible youth engagement. It urges Sagamu’s youths to sustain the unity, discipline, tolerance and patriotism demonstrated during the festival.

The organisation also thanks the sponsors, partners, volunteers, traditional institutions, community leaders and individuals whose financial, material, logistical and moral support contributed to the event’s success.

CONYSSA encourages stakeholders to build on the festival’s achievements to strengthen youth participation, community relationships and sustainable development, and to help create a safer, more united Sagamu., more united Sagamu.