In continuation of the fast-gaining momentum surrounding the humanitarian interventions of Booda Sunday Adeyemo, Chairman of the BSA Foundation has disclosed that the organization is actively seeking the continued support of well-meaning stakeholders who have stood by the initiative since inception.
According to the foundation, the objective has always been clear: to touch lives, lift the vulnerable, and ensure that households across Ogbomoso and its environs do not go to bed hungry, especially during the demanding festive season.
The foundation reiterated that the upcoming empowerment programme—set to reach 5,000 families with staple foods, clothing materials, and cash support—remains strictly humanitarian, not political. The chairman stressed that hunger does not recognise political parties, colours, or affiliations; therefore, uplifting lives must remain an all-inclusive responsibility.
He further appreciated past donors, community leaders, religious organisations, youth groups, women associations, and concerned citizens who have consistently supported the drive over the years. He encouraged more individuals and organizations to collaborate with the foundation to ensure even wider reach.
Communities expected to benefit include Arowomole, Araada, Oke Alapata, Oke Obadare, and several other neighbourhoods across the Ogbomoso zone. The foundation emphasised that its goal is not merely to distribute materials, but to restore hope, strengthen families, and encourage community spirit at a time when economic hardship weighs heavily on many households.
In the words of the foundation chairman:
“This is not about politics—this is about humanity. Our commitment is to the people, regardless of the party they belong to. Hunger has no political party, and compassion has no boundary.”
With Booda Sunday Adeyemo’s rising popularity and deep grassroots acceptance, the empowerment initiative is already gathering excitement across the region, reinforcing his growing image as the messenger of hope and a champion of community welfare in Oyo State.










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