Hon David Ajobiewe is charitably feeding 100 widows alone in OKA AKOKO, added to this, providing their needs every year.
Either it’s a political gimmick or not; the fact remains, He HAS A HEART OF GOLD.

Am talking about, Hon. David Ajobiewe Adekunle, who has overtime and consistently gives family support to over 100 widows in Oka Akoko in Ondo state every year; specifically during the harvest periods.
It is Usually a very colorful event that cuts across communities such as Shimerin, Okia, Korowa, Ibaka, Ikese, Iwaro including Kabiyesi’s Palace.
The categories of widows who are beneficiaries of this kind hearts are aged, and are usually under the able leadership of the APC party Chairman in kosu ward, Mr ADEWUMI Idowu, in groups and some who are over 90years will be visited in their houses.
At the previous event, one of the aged widows in Okia who couldn't hide her joy was in tears of joy as Hon Ajobiewe, who she described as God sent use to be prompt in his welfare interventions, touching her life and helping in maintaining her smile.

During an interview with Hon David Adekunle Ajobiewe; he said
"I feel honoured, and appreciate this great program yearly and the turnout of the widows in Ensuring that those gifts are usually and happily received".
He appreciated the immense supports of the Kabiyesi involvement too, The Ogboo Olubaka His Royal Majestic, Oba (Dr.) Yusuf Adebori Adeleye (OON) the Olubaka of Okaland.
In his word, Hon. Ajobiewe says, "giving is really fun"....He gave Big thanks to the whole Villagers. He noted "You could also please be a partaker, contribution is highly permitted. It does not have to be money...
It could be materials, equipment, instruments and anything that can be of benefit to the widows. Go to them in various places in your town. The Bible says in Proverbs 22:9
“Whoever has a bountiful eye will be blessed, for he shares his bread with the widows and poor”...Isnt that a kind word from a good man

cc: lalaticalala

Source: https://jamzbox.com/entertainment/hon-david-ajobiewe-empowers-100-widows-oka-akoko-yearly/