Kogi Philanthropist, Kebiru Visits Orphanage, Celebrates Birthday 

The Kogi State philanthropist, Muhammed Kebiru, better known as ‘Kesman Paro Jnr ‘ recently celebrated her birthday. And as part of events marking the special day, the lawyer resolved to give to charity as usual and put smiles on the faces of the less privileged.

He did visit Orphanage Home at Ganaja, Lokoja where he had a wonderful time celebrating her special birthday with the children. Kebiru revealed that he felt elated seeing smiles on the faces of the children.

In his word:” As part of my Birthday celebration yesterday, I took my time to visit an orphanage home and celebrate with them to share the love and the feelings.

“To the glory of God, I was able to buy some gifts and presents for them. All Thanks to Salifu Muktar for his efforts to actualize t trip. Indeed I am forever grateful for your loyalty brother and friend.

“Indeed there’s no reward for Good rather than Good. Let’s continue respecting every soul around us, Those of yesterday and that of Today and the ones coming tomorrow irrespective of their class and status”.

Speaking further, he said, It was a beautiful sight to behold and refreshing as they he prays and rejoiced with the kids. “ Its always my plan to celebrate my birthday with fewer privilege people and show them, love, I was not able to do that last year due to my health, but when the opportunity come, I felt its one place I must go to first, to celebrate before any other event for the day,” he said.

“I feel extremely joyful seeing beautiful smiles on the faces of the children here today. And there’s this inner fulfillment and excitement I get today.

He said visiting the orphanage on his birthday and sharing the good moment with them was the highlight of his day.

Known for his compassion for underprivileged children, the philanthropist believes in setting time and resources aside to give back to society through her CSR and social impact activities .

On how he feels being able to celebrate his birthday, the Kogi based philanthropist said “I am most grateful for life because it’s the biggest gift anyone can have.

“When there’s life, there’s hope. I am also grateful for how far God has brought me, his divine protection, undying love, inexplicable blessings, and unmerited favours and how much God pampers me like an egg. I am also grateful for my family, career, business etc.,” he said.