Governor Ododo Praises OJN Foundation’s Youth Empowerment Efforts

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Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, has lauded the Oladele John Nihi (OJN) Foundation for its impactful work in empowering youths in the state.

The Governor made the commendation during a visit to the newly inaugurated OJN Foundation office in Lokoja.

Governor Ododo emphasized the importance of self-belief and valuing one’s potential, stating, “If we don’t believe, value and project ourselves, we will not be given space to operate.” He expressed appreciation for the OJN team’s dedication to their mission and praised Hon. John Nihi, the foundation’s president and Special Adviser to the Governor on Youth and Sports Development, for utilizing his office to create jobs and foster productive engagement.

The Governor noted that Hon. Nihi’s initiative is a true example of a coalition that works, saying, “The true and real Coalition is what John Nihi is doing.” He encouraged youths not to engage in unnecessary conflicts, advising, “Don’t fight anybody because when time comes, our work will speak for us.”

Governor Ododo also commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for providing a conducive environment for governance in Kogi State and for employing many youths in his cabinet. He also remarked that the President wouldn’t need to campaign in Kogi State during the 2027 elections, as the state would show her appreciation for his work through their votes.

In his remark, Hon. Oladele John Nihi thanked Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo for for considering him worthy for all the benefits he has received from him, he also promised to support the Governor Ododo’s administration to make he succeeds.

The OJN Foundation, established by Hon. Nihi, focuses on empowering young Nigerians with skills, knowledge, and values necessary for effective leadership. The foundation’s initiatives include youth empowerment programs, skill acquisition workshops, and entrepreneurship training.

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