He disclosed this during the Valedictory Service of the 20th regular set of Comprehensive Academy held at the school Auditorium in Abeokuta on Saturday.
Whyte cautioned students against participating in protests, citing the recent hijacking of peaceful protests that led to unrest in the country.
He emphasized OYA's commitment to non-violent engagement, using professionalism, expertise, and social media to drive change.
Whyte commended the Ogun State Government for its promise to engage in dialogue with the state's youths.
He added that this commitment shows a dedication to understanding and addressing the needs and concerns of the youth constituency.
He encouraged students to respect the government and explore better means of engagement, such as constant dialogue and social media reporting.
Whyte reiterated OYA's role as agents of change, using their network and exposure to drive real change.
According to him" I want to urge you students to please , don't join the protesters , respect the government and engage the government in a better way .
" Protests will not solve our problems but constant engagement, dialogue, social media report, can be a better means of engaging the government."
