Zafaran Royal Foundation Launched To Develop Odo-shiwola Community And It Clan

 By Teslim Sultan

Zafaran Royal Foundation is a non governmental organization and non profit entity formed independently to be active in humanitarian, educative and social economic paths.

It is aimed for local, national and international level wherein it will play a critical role in driving change and development in all sphere by advocating advocating for paths and practice that benefits disadvantaged communities.

The foundation deemed for a vital role in improving the life of community and it clan affected by challenges.

At the ceremony are many dignitaries such as the formal Eredo LCDA chairman Hon. Soliu Adeniyi, Mr. Razaq Rafiu Oto, Chief Imam of Eredo LCDA, Madam Popoola Adeshola the Iyaloja of Odo-noforija Kingdom, the representative of CNI Nigeria and some communities organization.

The founder emphasize more on the structures of the organization which are advocacy and public relations and facilitator . Monitoring and control the affairs of youth within and outside the community and also to empower eight (8) women.

The former Executive Chairman of Eredo LCDA Hon. Soliu Razak Adeniyi who is also the keynote speaker appreciate what the founder of the foundation is doing and warn the executive members of the foundation to be steadfast in taking the foundation to a greater level, also advise them to serve humanity as it should be. He also promise to be a supportive member of the foundation and gave a pledge the sum of one hundred thousand naira.to the foundation.


The foundation empowered eight women from the community and all the beneficial of the empowerment give thank to the founder and the foundation at large. 




The Iyaloja of Odo-noforija Kingdom Mrs. Popoola Adeshola appreciate the aim an objective of the foundation and also pray for the foundation.

The chief Imam of Eredo LCDA blessed the day.


Comments

  1. Olatunji Peter OluwadamilareNovember 27, 2023 at 10:17 AM

    This is a great and wonderful development from the safrani group.
    Congratulations to all the beneficiary women.

    As you started this wonderful work the Almighty God will continue to see you though.
    Amen

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