Get involved
Whichever way you want to show up — organising in your community, opening a door in your school, backing a programme, or simply staying informed.
Join our team of volunteers for events, workshops and voter registration drives across Ogun State. No political experience required — just a willingness to organise.
Start or join an OGWN chapter in your school, community or local government area, and bring political education directly to your peers.
We work with schools, civil society organisations, media houses and public-spirited institutions who share our commitment to youth political education.
OGWN's programmes run on the support of people and organisations who believe in youth political participation. Get in touch to find out how you or your organisation can support an upcoming programme.
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What to expect
Most of the people who organise with us started exactly where you are — frustrated, curious, and unsure what to do next.
Frequently asked questions
No. OGWN is strictly non-partisan. We educate young people on the political process; we do not campaign for any party or candidate.
Not at all. Our programmes are open to any young Ogun indigene or resident — students, young professionals and first-time voters alike.
Reach out through our contact details and our team will follow up to discuss partnership opportunities.
Our programmes are grassroots-focused and run across local government areas in Ogun State, alongside an active online presence reaching Ogun youths beyond the state.
Still have a question? Ask us directly.
What's next?
That is genuinely all it takes to start. We will handle the rest with you.