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Lateef Atoyebi Bamidele (BAMBAM) Foundation, a subsidiary of Prosocial Care for Stranded NGO, has released its Annual Report for 2023, showcasing impactful initiatives and transformative outreach.

In a statement signed by its Director of Press, Isiaq Kamaldeen Atanda, the foundation said BAMBAM Foundation emerged as a beacon of hope, reaching out to widows, the sick, the elderly, and vulnerable individuals across communities.

Riding on the achievements of 2023, the foundation in the statement aims to make more diverse impacts in the new year.

From educational support, food provision, empowerment, widow support and social investment, the foundation made indelible footprints on every fronts.

The statement reads, “Key achievements include: Yuletide Rice Distribution: Provided 70 bags of rice to 700 widows and elderly in Apapa and Apapa Iganmu communities during the festive season.

“Unconditional Cash Transfers: Initiated monthly N10,000 support to 200 widows, offering financial stability.Support for Small Scale Businesses: Empowered 500+ elderly with N20,000 each, fostering economic growth.Debt Resolution Assistance: Actively aided individuals in settling debt disputes for a fresh start.

“Monthly Feeding Initiative: Consistently supported 300+ widows and vulnerable individuals since June 2021.Jamb Empowerment: Collaborated with educational institutions to empower 450 students with JAMB slots and sponsored lessons.
Out of School Child Empowerment Funds: Paid school fees for over 3,500 out-of-school children, ensuring access to education.

“Educational Support: Contributed educational materials worth 10 million Naira to schools in the southwest.Christmas Rice Distribution: Distributed 100 bags of rice to leaders and elders in Apapa Federal Constituency.

“Inmate Empowerment: Facilitated the release of 77 inmates from Zone 2, Alagbon HQ, and Ikoyi Prison, providing monthly supplies.

Ikoyi Prison Renovation and Light Up: Donated 7 million Naira worth of stationery and air conditioner, along with 10 streetlights.Cash Distribution in Kwara State: Extended reach to Kwara State, distributing N2,000 each to 300 widows in Asa and Ifelodun LGAs.

“Distribution of Food Stuff in Oyo State: Distributed 5kg rice, 5kg semolina, and N2,000 tokens to widows in Ibadan town.Political Support: Actively participated in supporting campaign efforts during the campaign era of President Bola Hamed Tinubu.

“Lateef Atoyebi Bamidele (BAMBAM) Foundation envisions expanding educational initiatives, diversifying programs, and strengthening partnerships for sustainable impact going forward.As we delve into 2024, we are committed to fostering positive change through impactful initiatives in education, human development, humanitarian aids and political support.”

…In a statement signed by its Director of Press, Isiaq Kamaldeen Atanda, the foundation said BAMBAM Foundation emerged as a beacon of hope, reaching out to widows, the sick, the elderly, and vulnerable individuals across communities.*

*”Riding on the achievements of 2023, the foundation in the statement aims to make more diverse impacts in the new year”.*

https://theinformant247.com/lateef-atoyebi-foundation-eyes-more-impactsreleases-2023-scorecard/

Prominent Businessman, Bamidele Atoyebi, Takes Legal Action Against FIJ and Dukiya Investment Owners for Defamation and Breach of Contract

…….Allegations of Intimidation and Unethical Business Practices Unveiled

In a shocking turn of events, Mr. Bamidele Atoyebi, a respected businessman and philanthropist, has initiated legal proceedings against an online media outlet, FIJ, along with owners of Dukiya Investments Ologolo Lekki, Lagos, Messrs Lukman Shobowale and Bayo Lawal, for defamation and breach of contract. The lawsuit marked LD/7277ADR2024 Bamidele Lateef Atoyebi v Lukman Shobowale &2Ors filed at the Lagos State High Court, follows a damaging article by FIJ accusing Atoyebi of deploying Nigerian Army personnel to harass Shobowale and Lawal.

Expressing his dismay at the timing of the accusations amid the nation's Armed Forces Remembrance Day, Atoyebi has vehemently denied the allegations and seeks redress through the legal system.

Atoyebi is seeking a declaration from the court that FIJ's publication is defamatory, urging an order for the defendants to collectively pay a substantial sum of 150 million Naira in damages. Additionally, he demands a court order compelling the defendants to publish apology letters in seven major dailies, rectifying the harm caused by the libelous publication.

Atoyebi in a chat with newsmen, further alleges cyber bullying and blackmail, requesting the court to compel each defendant to pay him 300 million Naira, totaling 900 million Naira. The businessman claims these actions have caused significant harm to his reputation and well-being.

The lawsuit, a copy of which our correspondent obtained, reveals a disturbing breach of trust and contract, asserting that Atoyebi paid for two plots of land worth over 20 million Naira more than a year ago. Despite the payment, the land remains unallocated, and Atoyebi has not received a refund. Additionally, a 22.5 million Naira thrift remains unremitted, adding to the litany of alleged transgressions.

In a dramatic twist, Atoyebi further accuses Shobowale and Lawal of increasing the land rates after witnessing its escalated value and subsequently selling the property to another party. A breach of trust is emphasized, alleging that money was falsely obtained under false claims.

A comprehensive set of evidence has been meticulously prepared, supporting Atoyebi's claims, and will be presented during the court proceedings. The unfolding legal battle promises to shed light on a complex web of accusations involving defamation, breach of contract, and alleged financial improprieties.

Prominent Businessman, Bamidele Atoyebi, Takes Legal Action Against FIJ and Dukiya Investment Owners for Defamation and Breach of Contract

…….Allegations of Intimidation and Unethical Business Practices Unveiled

In a shocking turn of events, Mr. Bamidele Atoyebi, a respected businessman and philanthropist, has initiated legal proceedings against an online media outlet, FIJ, along with owners of Dukiya Investments Ologolo Lekki, Lagos, Messrs Lukman Shobowale and Bayo Lawal, for defamation and breach of contract. The lawsuit marked LD/7277ADR2024 Bamidele Lateef Atoyebi v Lukman Shobowale &2Ors filed at the Lagos State High Court, follows a damaging article by FIJ accusing Atoyebi of deploying Nigerian Army personnel to harass Shobowale and Lawal.

Expressing his dismay at the timing of the accusations amid the nation's Armed Forces Remembrance Day, Atoyebi has vehemently denied the allegations and seeks redress through the legal system.

Atoyebi is seeking a declaration from the court that FIJ's publication is defamatory, urging an order for the defendants to collectively pay a substantial sum of 150 million Naira in damages. Additionally, he demands a court order compelling the defendants to publish apology letters in seven major dailies, rectifying the harm caused by the libelous publication.

Atoyebi in a chat with newsmen, further alleges cyber bullying and blackmail, requesting the court to compel each defendant to pay him 300 million Naira, totaling 900 million Naira. The businessman claims these actions have caused significant harm to his reputation and well-being.

The lawsuit, a copy of which our correspondent obtained, reveals a disturbing breach of trust and contract, asserting that Atoyebi paid for two plots of land worth over 20 million Naira more than a year ago. Despite the payment, the land remains unallocated, and Atoyebi has not received a refund. Additionally, a 22.5 million Naira thrift remains unremitted, adding to the litany of alleged transgressions.

In a dramatic twist, Atoyebi further accuses Shobowale and Lawal of increasing the land rates after witnessing its escalated value and subsequently selling the property to another party. A breach of trust is emphasized, alleging that money was falsely obtained under false claims.

A comprehensive set of evidence has been meticulously prepared, supporting Atoyebi's claims, and will be presented during the court proceedings. The unfolding legal battle promises to shed light on a complex web of accusations involving defamation, breach of contract, and alleged financial improprieties.