Valentine’s Day 2020 will remain evergreen in the memory of founder of Funmi Ayinke Humanity Foundation (FAFH), Engr. Funmilayo Waheed. In her usual selfless manner, the young philanthropist in the company of her husband, Professor Waheed Adekojo, hosted beneficiaries of her foundation, many of whom came from different parts of the country to Lagos.


Professor Waheed Adekojo was on hand to support his wife, Funmilayo at Friday’s event
To make it a happy event for beneficiaries, the amicable host asked that her guests, majority of who are students, to come with their partners. Some took up the generous offer, while others preferred to come alone.

Before Friday’s joyful gathering, many had read or heard about Engr. Waheed’s heart of gold. Amazingly, some of those who’ve benefited from FAHF hardly had the chance to meet her in person and so when the FAHF Foundation Valentine Hangout was announced, they jumped at the opportunity of seeing their benefactor in person.

Predictably a couple of beneficiaries got emotional, with some shedding tears of joy, when narrating how FAHF came to their rescue.

They came from all parts of Nigeria, the South-East, the North as well as the South-South. The South West, especially Ogun people were not left out.

National Association of Nigerian Students (NANs) sent in a powerful delegation to honour Engr. Waheed as their matron. Their chronicle of her achievements for them had to be cut short by the Masters of Ceremony as they continued to reel out her interventions on behalf students at every level, from primary to secondary and tertiary who ordinarily would have dropped out of school.



In her welcome address, Engineer Funmilayo Ayinke Waheed who looked dashing with her red pant suit attire went down memory lane to explain why she started the Funmi Ayinke Humanity Foundation. She also gave details of how far she had gone with videos of interventions carried out for widows as well as single mothers in Ogun State towards the end of the year. She further revealed that the Foundation caters for students at different level of their education. To the joy of her guests, the FAHF said she is happy with the way Nigerians have responded to her show of love.



She also had a word for those who were hearing of her activities for the first time telling them that the reason they were asked to fill forms at the point of entry into the venue of the event was to collect their data, know how her Foundation can assist.



Read more @: Valentine’s Day 2020 will remain evergreen in the memory of founder of Funmi Ayinke Humanity Foundation (FAFH), Engr. Funmilayo Waheed. In her usual selfless manner, the young philanthropist in the company of her husband, Professor Waheed Adekojo, hosted beneficiaries of her foundation, many of whom came from different parts of the country to Lagos.


Professor Waheed Adekojo was on hand to support his wife, Funmilayo at Friday’s event
To make it a happy event for beneficiaries, the amicable host asked that her guests, majority of who are students, to come with their partners. Some took up the generous offer, while others preferred to come alone.

Before Friday’s joyful gathering, many had read or heard about Engr. Waheed’s heart of gold. Amazingly, some of those who’ve benefited from FAHF hardly had the chance to meet her in person and so when the FAHF Foundation Valentine Hangout was announced, they jumped at the opportunity of seeing their benefactor in person.

Predictably a couple of beneficiaries got emotional, with some shedding tears of joy, when narrating how FAHF came to their rescue.

They came from all parts of Nigeria, the South-East, the North as well as the South-South. The South West, especially Ogun people were not left out.

National Association of Nigerian Students (NANs) sent in a powerful delegation to honour Engr. Waheed as their matron. Their chronicle of her achievements for them had to be cut short by the Masters of Ceremony as they continued to reel out her interventions on behalf students at every level, from primary to secondary and tertiary who ordinarily would have dropped out of school.



In her welcome address, Engineer Funmilayo Ayinke Waheed who looked dashing with her red pant suit attire went down memory lane to explain why she started the Funmi Ayinke Humanity Foundation. She also gave details of how far she had gone with videos of interventions carried out for widows as well as single mothers in Ogun State towards the end of the year. She further revealed that the Foundation caters for students at different level of their education. To the joy of her guests, the FAHF said she is happy with the way Nigerians have responded to her show of love.



She also had a word for those who were hearing of her activities for the first time telling them that the reason they were asked to fill forms at the point of entry into the venue of the event was to collect their data, know how her Foundation can assist.



Read more @: Valentine’s Day 2020 will remain evergreen in the memory of founder of Funmi Ayinke Humanity Foundation (FAFH), Engr. Funmilayo Waheed. In her usual selfless manner, the young philanthropist in the company of her husband, Professor Waheed Adekojo, hosted beneficiaries of her foundation, many of whom came from different parts of the country to Lagos.


Professor Waheed Adekojo was on hand to support his wife, Funmilayo at Friday’s event
To make it a happy event for beneficiaries, the amicable host asked that her guests, majority of who are students, to come with their partners. Some took up the generous offer, while others preferred to come alone.

Before Friday’s joyful gathering, many had read or heard about Engr. Waheed’s heart of gold. Amazingly, some of those who’ve benefited from FAHF hardly had the chance to meet her in person and so when the FAHF Foundation Valentine Hangout was announced, they jumped at the opportunity of seeing their benefactor in person.

Predictably a couple of beneficiaries got emotional, with some shedding tears of joy, when narrating how FAHF came to their rescue.

They came from all parts of Nigeria, the South-East, the North as well as the South-South. The South West, especially Ogun people were not left out.

National Association of Nigerian Students (NANs) sent in a powerful delegation to honour Engr. Waheed as their matron. Their chronicle of her achievements for them had to be cut short by the Masters of Ceremony as they continued to reel out her interventions on behalf students at every level, from primary to secondary and tertiary who ordinarily would have dropped out of school.



In her welcome address, Engineer Funmilayo Ayinke Waheed who looked dashing with her red pant suit attire went down memory lane to explain why she started the Funmi Ayinke Humanity Foundation. She also gave details of how far she had gone with videos of interventions carried out for widows as well as single mothers in Ogun State towards the end of the year. She further revealed that the Foundation caters for students at different level of their education. To the joy of her guests, the FAHF said she is happy with the way Nigerians have responded to her show of love.



She also had a word for those who were hearing of her activities for the first time telling them that the reason they were asked to fill forms at the point of entry into the venue of the event was to collect their data, know how her Foundation can assist.

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