The Gbenga Power Foundation, under the leadership of its Chairman, Hon. Gbenga Oyekunle Power, held its Annual Philanthropy Get-together at the ECWA School Open Field in Igbaja, Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State. The event was marked by the distribution of essential items to wards across Ifelodun and other constituencies.
In his address, Hon. Gbenga Power emphasized that the foundation’s activities are aimed at giving back to society and complementing the efforts of the Executive Governor of Kwara State in alleviating hardship among the people. He highlighted the foundation’s impactful projects, which include the installation of solar-powered streetlights, provision of boreholes, scholarships, empowerment initiatives, and various other community support programs.
The event was graced by several dignitaries, including the APC State Party Secretary, Hon. Mustapha Ishowo; Hon. AGF Salaudeen, Member of the Kwara State House of Assembly representing Omupo Constituency; Ifelodun LGA Vice Chairperson, Hon. Adenike Ajibola; all councilors across Ifelodun LGA; APC Ward Chairmen; and other party members, constituents, and well-wishers.
The Annual Philanthropy Get-together underscores the Gbenga Power Foundation’s unwavering commitment to improving the lives of the people and fostering development in Kwara State.
Gbenga Power Foundation Hosts Annual Philanthropy Get-Together, Distributes Relief Items Across Ifelodun and Beyond
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