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Sam Anisulowo Foundations Marks World NGO DAY, Donates Cash, Food, Other Items

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The Board Chairman of Sam Anisulowo Foundations, Dr. Sam Olawale Anisulowo has addressed the global community on the occasion of World NGO Day, celebrating the profound contributions of non-governmental organizations in shaping a better world.

The mission of Sam Anisulowo Foundations is rooted in poverty alleviation and empowering marginalized communities in Ekiti State.

Their journey involves creating opportunities for those who need it most, especially in the beautiful state of Ekiti.”

The foundation has successfully lifted over 700 primary school students out of poverty, providing scholarships and textbooks to pupils in remote government-owned schools.

In its statement, “We take pride in our strides towards economic empowerment,” Dr. Anisulowo continued. “From establishing businesses to granting 15 kiosks to aspiring business owners and providing financial support of 300 thousand Naira, these efforts significantly contribute to reducing poverty levels and fostering sustainable development.”

In addition to these initiatives, Sam Anisulowo Foundations provided 200 units of fertilizers and fumigating equipment to bolster agricultural endeavors in the communities served, contributing to the overall well-being and prosperity of Ekiti State. Also contributing to the education of the indigent students by donating 3,000 textbooks.

“Witnessing the flourishing growth of businesses that SAF has invested in brings immense joy to both us and our valued partners. It’s a true testament to the power of collaboration in driving positive change,” Dr. Anisulowo emphasized.

In a special initiative to mark World NGO Day, Sam Anisulowo Foundations donated food and cash gifts to indigent women at the foundation’s secretariat. This compassionate act aims to cushion the effects of economic hardship on vulnerable women in the community.

Dr. Anisulowo expressed gratitude to the SAF team for their dedication and support, saying, “I want to appreciate the SAF team for joining us in our mission. Happy World NGO Day!”


About Sam Anisulowo Foundations
Sam Anisulowo Foundations is a non-governmental organization committed to poverty alleviation and empowering marginalized communities in Ekiti State. Through various initiatives, the foundation aims to create lasting impacts and contribute to the overall well-being and prosperity of the region.

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Tinubu hosts Gov Adeleke, Davido at Lagos residence (Photos)

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu welcomed Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, to his Lagos residence for a private meeting on Monday.

Accompanying the governor was his elder brother and renowned businessman, Chief Adedeji Adeleke, along with his son, internationally acclaimed Afrobeats artiste David Adeleke, widely known by his stage name, Davido.

The visit was announced in a post by President Tinubu’s Special Assistant on Social Media, Dada Olusegun, who shared details on X on Tuesday.

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu receives in audience H.E. Ademola Adeleke, the Executive Governor of Osun State, along with Chief Adedeji Adeleke and his son, Afrobeats icon Davido, at his Lagos residence,” Olusegun wrote.

As of the time of filing this report, the reason for the courtesy call had not been made public, and no official statement has been issued either by the Presidency or the Adeleke family.

Images from the visit have surfaced on social media, capturing moments from the closed-door meeting between the President and the Adeleke family members.

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Nigeria should fence its borders for security, says defence chief

Nigeria shares borders with four countries: Niger Republic, Cameroon, Benin, and Chad. All of these neighbouring countries are currently dealing with different levels of insecurity and conflict.

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Christopher Musa, Nigeria’s chief of defence staff, has called for the country to build fences along its borders to improve national security.

Speaking at a security conference in Abuja on Tuesday, Musa stressed the need for better control of Nigeria’s borders.

He pointed out that other countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have had to fence their borders with Afghanistan and Iraq because of security problems.

Musa said Nigeria needs to fully secure and control its borders, explaining that the country’s wealth and natural resources are attracting insurgents and criminals.

“It is Nigeria that everybody is interested in. That is why we need to secure fully and take control of our borders. It is critical for our survival and sovereignty.”

Nigeria shares borders with four countries: Niger Republic, Cameroon, Benin, and Chad. All of these neighbouring countries are currently dealing with different levels of insecurity and conflict.

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President Tinubu confers CFR national honour on Bill Gates

The CFR is one of Nigeria’s highest honours, reserved for individuals who have significantly impacted national development or advanced the country’s standing globally.

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From left: Bill Gates and President Tinubu / State House photo.

President Bola Tinubu has conferred the national honour of Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic (CFR) on American philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.

This was in recognition of his contributions to health, education, and poverty alleviation, particularly in Nigeria and across Africa.

The honour was presented during Gates’ visit to Nigeria, which included meetings with President Tinubu and other officials to discuss reforms in the country’s primary healthcare system.

His itinerary also includes participation in the Goalkeepers Nigeria event and engagements with scientists and stakeholders working to expand AI-driven health solutions

The CFR is one of Nigeria’s highest honours, reserved for individuals who have significantly impacted national development or advanced the country’s standing globally.

Gates, who is 69, said his ongoing engagement with Africa is both a “moral responsibility and a strategic investment.”

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