In preparation for schools resumption for another academic session, the honourable member representing Okitipupa Constituency I and Chairman House Committee on Tertiary Institutions Ondo State House of Assembly, Chris Ayebusiwa, has collaborated with Seed of Deborah, a humanitarian NGO, to pay school fees of school children and provide educational materials.

Tagged ‘Back to School’, the programme held on Saturday at Ilutitun, Okitipupa LGA, Ondo State, provided school fees, books, writing materials, school bags, and other essential supplies to school children.

Speaking at the event, wife of the lawmaker, Mrs Cynthia Ayebusiwa, lauded the founder of Seed of Deborah, Mrs Titilayomi Isimijola, for what she described as imperishable acts of philanthropy and kindness towards vulnerable and indigent school children. She also commended Hon Ayebusiwa for always placing the welfare of his constituents on the front burner.

“The Seed of Deborah has really made good impressions with respect to giving support to school children. The organisation has consistently been doing this for sometime and such acts of philanthropy cannot be perished. I applaud the founder for being so supportive of children, and Hon Ayebusiwa for always prioritising the welfare of his people.” She said.