The Federation of Youth Organization is a defunct political party which existed in the Gold Coast.
It contested the 1956 Gold Coast general election, winning one of the one hundred and four seats in the National Assembly.
This election determined the members of the first Parliament of Ghana in March 1957.
Following the attainment of Independence from British colonial rule, the Nkrumah government of Ghana passed an Act to proscribe sectional, regional, religious, and tribal parties.
[4] This led to the existence of the smaller opposition parties such as (FYO), Northern People's Party, Muslim Association Party, National Liberation Movement (NLM), Anlo Youth Organization, Togoland Congress and the Ga Shifimokpee coming to an end.