Amosun Empowers Owu Indigenes, Get Royal Blessings

Former governor of Ogun State, Senator Ibikunle Amosun has empowered 135 Owu Indigenes through the Owu Empowerment Foundation (OEF).

The former governor however, received royal blessings from the Olowu of Owu Kingdom, Oba Prof. Saka Matemilola, for the empowerment which was described as strategic and helpful to the communities in the kingdom.

Report says that the empowerment was organised by the foundation as a way of alleviating poverty in the Owu communities and Ogun State at large.

Amosun, has through the empowerment extended support to communities, health centers, and over 135 indigenes of Owu Kingdom.

The Owu Empowerment Foundation, renowned for its dedication to uplifting the people of Owu Kingdom, distributed a range of essential items including 50 laptops, 20 deep freezers, 20 grinding machines, generators, hair dryers, and sewing machines at the Owu Palace in Abeokuta.

Representing Sen. Ibikunle Amosun at the event, his media aide, Alhaji Bola Adeyemi urged the beneficiaries to utilize the resources judiciously, emphasizing  the opportunity for self-improvement and community development.

Addressing the gathering, Oba Matemilola, described the empowerment initiative as a means to enhance livelihoods and encourage reciprocal community support.

He cautioned against the misuse or sale of the provided items, warning of consequences for those found in violation.

He said “OEF is empowerment and not freebies, please make use of it judiciously, you can also be a donor through the gain from this empowerment.

Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Dr. Banji Oyegbami, expressed gratitude to Senator Amosun for his exemplary gesture, urging other influential individuals within Owu to follow suit and contribute to the empowerment efforts.

He said “Today’s empowerment is being single-handedly sponsored by Sen. Ibikunle Amosun, we thank you from the depth of our hearts for this kind gesture.

“This act of SIA is exemplary and worthy of emulation by all. It’s a challenge to highly-placed and blessed Owu sons and daughters to identify /partner with OEF to empower our people”.

Among the health centres benefiting from this initiative are Health Center Igosun, Health Center Amororo, Health Center Kurere, and others, signifying a broad-reaching impact across the community.