The Beaulah Adeoye Foundation (BAF) recently hosted a special engagement meeting with distinguished retirees from across Oyo State at the Foundation’s House in Ibadan.
The meeting provided a platform to gain insight into their invaluable contributions to the nation’s prosperity during their years in service, ideals were shared, and their commitment to community development.
Mrs. Toriola Odunola, gave the opening prayer, after which Mr. Ridwan Fasasi, Chief of Staff of the Foundation, gave an overview of (Beulah Adeoye Foundation) BAF’s vision, mission, and community-driven initiatives.
Mr. Wasiu Aransi, delivered the goodwill message on behalf of the founder of the Foundation, Amofin Beulah Adeoye. He conveyed Mr. Adeoye’s passion for Oyo State and his determination to serve beyond the Foundation’s scope, with a unique vision for progress and inclusivity. Mr Aransi harped on the founder’s openness to advice and greatness of Oyo state. He commended contributions from retirees on behalf of the Amofin Adeoye, which he described as vital to actualizing his vision.
Retirees in attendance offered valuable insights and recommendations. Mr. Bolaji Lukman, State Secretary of the Association of Musical Instruments and Hiring, encouraged the Foundation to expand its outreach to include civil servants, youths, artisans, the people living with disabilities (PWD), women, and children, to achieve a wider impact across society.
Similarly, Mrs. Olagbenro Janet, while speaking at the event urged the Beulah Adeoye Foundation to intensify strategic awareness campaigns that will amplify its presence and initiatives across communities.
The meeting ended with a closing prayer by Mr. Adekambi Adeyinka. In a spirit of goodwill, food items were distributed to the retirees, who departed with heartfelt appreciation and warm exchanges of pleasantries.
The engagement not only strengthened ties between BAF and Oyo State retirees but also reaffirmed the Foundation’s commitment to inclusive growth, community service, and grassroots empowerment.
