Giving succour to vulnerable citizens in Olanipekun’s way | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

Foremost lawyer and former President of the Nigerian Bar Association , Chief Wole Olanipekun’s love for the needy and the less privileged members of the society, through various interventions in the areas of access to justice, quality healthcare, provision of scholarships for students, as well as, his support for the youths and women development is legendary.

The second edition of the programme, which would be a yearly event is coming few months after the first edition, which ought to have been held in 2020, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, took place in April this year. The senior lawyer who was represented at the occasion, by the General Manager of the Ikere based NewcruizeFM 92.7, Mr. Jide Ogunluyi, said, he is doggedly committed to youth empowerment and support for aged/ widow, beginning from his community in Ikere Ekiti.

“The recession is expected to leave lasting scars through lower investments, erosion of human capital through job losses, schooling as well as fragmentation of global trade and supply linkages.” Cataloguing areas where Olanipekun had contributed to the town’s development, the monarch, Ogoga of Ikere, Oba Adejimi Adu, represented by High Chief Sapetu, Prof. Babatola Olufemi, said the lawyer donated a sum of N12 million to the fund for the take off of the Bamidele Olumilua University of Science and Technology, Ikere Ekiti.

“We know you are vibrant and have energy. I know that our youth are hardworking and productive; you are not lazy, especially Ikere youth. Begin to conceptualize competitive business ideas that can propel your visions.

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