Author: OYNA MCP Integration

OYNA joins families and communities in expressing relief and gratitude following the safe return of the abducted victims. Their freedom is welcome news, and our thoughts remain with everyone affected by the fear, uncertainty, and disruption caused by the incident.

This moment must also strengthen our collective resolve to make our communities safer. Security cannot depend only on reacting after harm has occurred. It requires sustained cooperation, trusted local intelligence, responsible public leadership, and the thoughtful use of technology.

OYNA encourages stakeholders across Yorubaland to support proactive systems that improve real-time awareness, strengthen communication, and help communities identify risks early. These efforts must respect the law, protect human dignity, and work alongside accountable security institutions.

We commend everyone who contributed to the victims’ return and call for continued vigilance, investment, and collaboration so that families can live, learn, work, and travel with greater confidence.

Ogbomoso Youths in North America has commenced its eight-week Software Development Training for young people across Ogbomosoland. The program begins on Monday, June 1, 2026, from 9:00 am to 11:30 am at the OYNA Secretariat, 3rd Floor, Jimoh Volvo Building, opposite Eternal Filling Station, Starlight Area, Ogbomoso.

The training is designed to introduce participants to practical software development concepts, strengthen digital confidence, and create clearer pathways into further learning and technology careers.

Attendance is strictly limited to candidates who applied and received an acceptance letter. Applicants are encouraged to check their email inbox and spam folder for official communication from OYNA.

The program is announced by the executives and members of OYNA, whose continued service makes this learning opportunity possible.

OYNA strongly condemns the reported terrorist attack and abduction of schoolchildren in Oyo State. We stand in solidarity with the affected children, their families, educators, and the wider community during this deeply distressing time.

Schools must remain places of learning, safety, and hope. OYNA calls on relevant authorities to act with urgency, coordinate responsibly, and provide clear support to families while every effort is made to secure the victims’ safe return.

We also urge sustained investment in prevention, community intelligence, and the protection of vulnerable institutions. The safety of children is a shared public responsibility that demands seriousness, compassion, and accountability.

Ogbomoso Youths in North America extends its warmest congratulations to one of our distinguished members, Dr. David Akanbi, on the successful opening ceremony and official launch of American Open University, Ibadan.

This landmark achievement reflects visionary leadership, a strong commitment to academic excellence, and a passion for human capital development. The establishment of the university marks a meaningful step in advancing education, innovation, and global standards within Oyo State and Nigeria.

OYNA takes pride in celebrating an accomplishment that can expand opportunity, strengthen scholarship, and inspire young professionals and future leaders across our communities.

We wish Dr. Akanbi and the entire university community continued growth, impact, and success in teaching, research, and service.