Osun Assembly Hopeful 2023,Akinloye Empowers Over 100 Constituents

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Osun Assembly Hopeful 2023,Akinloye Empowers Over 100 Constituents

After partial ease of the lockdown due to Coronavirus pandemic in 2020, recall, that Hon. Simeon Olaniyi Akinloye distributed foodstuffs items, cash and hand sanitizers to the people of Ayedade state constituency in the heat of it.

While distributing these materials, Hon.Akinloye promised to continue do everything in making life comfortable for the Ayedade residents.

In fulfilment of his promise, on Wednesday 27th October, 2021, Hon. Akinloye marked his birthday with a surprise in the faces of Ayedade constituents.

He empowered over 100 residents with #5,000 each to serves as an additional capital in their various businesses.

The empowerment program was basically scheduled to mark the birthday celebration of the founder of Tiamak foundation.

Tiamak foundation is established in memory of Late Olayiwola Ajibade Akinloye the father of Hon. Simeon Olaniyi Akinloye who happens to be the founder of the foundation. 

The objectives of the foundation according Hon. Akinloye been the founder, is to assists the less privileged within the society, embarking on social welfare of people in the society and champion necessary community services within the society in accordance with capacity of the foundation.

The program which held at Tiamak building, palace road, Gbongan in the state of Osun had in attendance some personalities around the state and country at large. People also came from all 11 wards that constituted Ayedaade local government of Osun state.

Amongst the people who graced the occasion was Chief Odekunmi, Hon. Mayowa, Mr Fatai Akinloye, Mrs Modupe Akinloye, the wife of Tiamk foundation founder and many more.

When reacting to questions, Hon. Akinloye disclosed that he had long decided what was witnessed on Wednesday. "My intention to celebrate this year's birthday by empowering my people is a thing that gladdens my heart and I'm sure my father will also be happy wherever he is''

 "If you will agree with me, birthday celebration is to give thanks to the Almighty in any way one believes, so I choose to celebrate today with my people in Ayedade. This token is to serve as an additional capital to their various small scale businesses", He added.

One of the beneficiaries, Mrs Ramota Okunola appreciates Hon. Akinloye for the kind gestures and pray for God’s favour in his life.

Another beneficiary Mrs Odeleke Kafayat also expressed her appreciation to Hon. Simeon Olaniyi Akinloye for the opportunity given to her, she then called on every rich individual to emulate Hon. Akinloye and help the less privileged in the society.


In his reaction, Hon. Mayowa, the popular presenter at Crown FM Oshogbo, appreciate Hon. Akinloye for the empowerment and wish him more years to celebrate.

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