TemmyMo Welfare Initiative, founded by Mrs. Dupe Idowu, hosted a memorable Christmas party for over 200 children, widows, and less privileged individuals on Wednesday in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.
Mrs. Idowu, driven by her passion for philanthropy, said the event was organized to share God's love and blessings. "In the spirit of Christmas, I'm honored to give back to society," she said. "This is my third edition, and I'm committed to continuing this tradition."
A retired journalist and business woman, Mrs. Idowu also emphasized her desire to provide a sense of belonging and joy to underprivileged children during the holiday season.
In a remark, retired Permanent Secretary, Ogun State Civil Service, Bureau of Establishment and Training, Mrs. Yetunde Kujore, commended Mrs. Idowu's initiative. "Your kindness inspires hope," she said, advising children to strive for excellence: "The sky is your limit."
According to Mrs. Kujore, Mrs. Idowu's commitment to the less privileged has made a significant impact. "Her selfless efforts demonstrate the true spirit of Christmas," she said.
The retired permanent secretary praised the initiative, saying it brings hope and happiness to those who need it most, and that the children's smiles and laughter are priceless.
Apart from the sumptuous meal, guests received various gifts, including food items and raw food stuff, courtesy of the sponsor and her outreach.
The event featured exciting performances from a live DJ and dancing competitions where children showcased their talents and received special prizes. Guests, including adults and children, danced together, creating a joyful atmosphere.
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