Amofin Beulah Adeoye Drives Agricultural Development in Oyo State with Infrastructure Projects

Amofin Beulah Adeoye, President of the Beulah Adeoye Foundation, made a significant visit to his ancestral home in Gbénàgbénà Compound, Ipapo, Itesiwaju Local Government Area, Oyo State.

The legal icon was warmly welcomed over the weekend by residents, including elders, women, and youth, who were eager to express their gratitude for his continued support.

The Beulah Adeoye Foundation has played a vital role in supporting various sectors in Oyo State, earning widespread admiration from the community. During his visit, Amofin Adeoye reaffirmed his commitment to the development of Ipapo and Oyo State as a whole. As part of his efforts, he donated a borehole and a public toilet facility to Gbénàgbénà Compound, Mogaji, and Alagbere areas, further improving the living conditions of the residents.

While addressing the community, Adeoye emphasized the importance of agriculture in ensuring food security. He stressed that improving infrastructure, particularly roads connecting farms to markets, is essential for easing the challenges faced by farmers. “Farmers are the backbone of our livelihood. To support them effectively, we must ensure they have accessible roads to transport their produce without unnecessary stress,” he stated. Adeoye announced that the Beulah Adeoye Foundation would immediately commence work on rural road projects.

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Throughout his visit, Adeoye and his team engaged with local stakeholders, paid homage to royal leaders, and monitored ongoing projects initiated by the Foundation. His hands-on approach and dedication to community development have inspired hope among residents, who are optimistic about the future of Ipapo and its agricultural sector under his leadership.

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