NOODP Robots is now obsolete

Google just announced that the NOODP robots directive is now obsolete and totally useless, Google began using NOODP back in 2006. Since DMOZ closed back in March 2017, there is no reason for the noodp tag to exist and Google drops its support on it, meaning it will stop using titles tags or descriptions from the Open Directory Project because they won't get updated anymore. 

This is the official statement from Google:

With DMOZ now closed, we've stopped using its listings for snippeting, so it's a lot more important that webmasters provide good meta descriptions, if adding more content to the page is not an option.

The NOODP tags will slowly become a ghost, only to be seen on some forgotten old website's source code. It is time for Wordpress plugins list Yoast to also update their services and remove the NOODP once and for all. 
Overall this is pretty historic stuff happening. Google officially drops the last remanence of a directory support and is moving on.