SSA TO GOVERNOR, HON. EWATOMILOLA EMIOLA BAGS ICONIC HUMANITARIAN AWARD

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SSA TO GOVERNOR, HON. EWATOMILOLA EMIOLA BAGS ICONIC HUMANITARIAN AWARD

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The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Ondo State on Research and Documentation, Hon. Ewatomilola Emiola Owoeye, has been honored with the prestigious Iconic Humanitarian Award for her exceptional impact as the Founder of a life-changing NGO.

She received the award in recognition of her tireless efforts in uplifting the lives of 0227319071 wema bank bello olabisi, 29th September 2024, during the Democrat News Magazine’s Annual Public Lecture and Roll of Honours, held at HANDEF Hall, adjacent to the Akure South Local Government Secretariat.

In his comment, the Publisher of Democrat News Magazine, Deacon Alaba Aliu, commended Hon. Ewatomilola Emiola for her dedication and commitment to improving the lives of the vulnerable. He praised her for providing essential support to widows and orphans, acknowledging her as a beacon of hope in the community.

Prince Ebenezer Adeniyan, the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa in his remarks, congratulated the Democrat News Magazine team for organizing a successful 2024 Annual Public Lecture and Roll of Honours. He praised his consistency in the media landscape, recalling his early days at Hope Newspaper as a freelancer, his role as a reporter at Sunshine Daily Watch, the first daily newspaper in Ondo State, and his contributions at Trace Magazine before he started Democrat News Magazine.

Prince Adeniyan also used the opportunity to urge the people of Ondo State to continue supporting Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa by voting overwhelmingly for him in the upcoming November 16, 2024 election to ensure the continuation of the governor’s developmental projects.

Earlier, the guest lecturer, Pastor (Dr.) Marcus Akinduko, an esteemed scholar, spoke on the topic “Navigating Economic Turbulence: Strategies for Sustainable Growth in Nigeria.” He referenced Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, highlighting that survival is the most critical need before other aspirations can be met.

*Impacts of Ewatomilola Cares Initiative*

The Ewatomilola Cares Initiative, a dedicated non-profit organization committed to improving the lives of the underserved, recently held the “Every Child Matters 2.0” project. As part of this initiative, school supplies were donated to the pupils of St. Paul Nursery & Primary School in Ologede, Ikole Ekiti to ease the burden on families by providing essential educational materials such as uniforms, sandals, notebooks, textbooks, pens, pencils, and markers on February 28, 2024.

In the same way, the Ewatomilola Cares Initiative extended its support to indigent individuals by covering hospital bills for those who could not afford medical care. The initiative also provided  to elderly widows, widowers, and orphans, embodying the spirit of compassion and care for the lesson privileged.

The Ewatomilola Cares Initiative has always been inspired by biblical injunctions of James 1:27 which says: “Pure and undefiled religion before God and the father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their troubles”. And the words of Jesus, who said in Matthew 25:35-40: “For I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave me something to drink; I was a stranger, and you invited me in; I needed clothes, and you clothed me; I was sick, and you looked after me; I was in prison, and you came to visit me.” When asked, “Lord, when did we do all these things for You?” Jesus replied, “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for Me.” These words serve as a guiding light for the organization’s charitable work.

  *About Us:*
Ewatomilola Cares Initiative is a non-profit organization driven by a passion for helping others. We believe that every child deserves access to basic education and a safe environment to grow and learn. We advocate for the well-being of children, widows, and the underprivileged by providing essential support and resources that empower them to reach their full potential.

*Our core values are:*
* Compassion: We believe in treating all individuals with dignity and respect.
* Empowerment: We equip individuals with the resources and skills they need to thrive.
* Advocacy: We champion the rights and needs of vulnerable populations.
* Collaboration: We work alongside individuals, communities, and organizations to achieve shared goals.
Ewatomilola Cares Initiative is dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of others and building a brighter future for all

For further information and enquires, please contact ewatomilolacaresinitiative@gmail.com
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Other awardees at the event included: Dr. (Mrs.) Damilola Oshin, Proprietress and CEO of Mummy’s Place International School and Emplace College, Akure – Female Icon of Noble Impact

Oba Samuel Aliu Adegbehingbe, the Olumafon of Imafon Kingdom – Icon of Traditional Institution in Nigeria


Comrade (Dr.) Abiodun Akinmolafe Oladele, President of Igbayosan NUT Multipurpose Society, Idanre – Icon and Most Impactful Union Leader of the Year

Princess (Hon.) Eegunlusi Caroline Funmilayo, APC Women Leader, Ekiti State – Icon & Ekiti State Woman of the Year

Mr. Faparusi Taiwo, Proprietor of Lawvic School, Akure – Icon of Community Development

Regent Olufunmilayo Bolanle Olowookere, Regent of Oke-Agunla Community – Ondo State Icon of Community Development

Mr. Adeshina Oluwole Makanjuola, President of Ipesi-Akoko Indigenes in Diaspora – Icon & Most Resourceful Leader of the Year

Sanitarian Tobi Omosebi, Provost of ALLOSH College of Medical Health, Idanre – Icon of Education in Ondo State

Mr. Allen Sowore, SSA to the Governor on Strategic Communication – Prolific Writer & Grassroots Politician of the Year

Prophetess Hellen Adeboye Omoologo, General Overseer Christ Land Fulfilment Church of God, Icon and Female Role Model in Ministry.

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