BTO Network Empowers 250 In Ondo

The BTO House-to-House Network, Ifedore local government chapter, has empowered 250 residents of Ibulesoro in Ondo State to promote grassroots development and improve the livelihoods of members of the community.

About 100 primary and secondary school students, 50 youths and 100 vulnerable residents benefitted from the empowerment programme held at the Ibulesoro Town Hall.

The initiative was organised under the leadership of Hon Prince Emmanuel Aderosoye Fadola, with empowerment packages provided to support education, youth development, livelihoods and small-scale businesses.

The event attracted community leaders and residents, including representatives of the Olubule of Ibulesoro, Oba David Oluleke Ogunlade.

Speaking through his representatives, the monarch commended the organisers for extending the initiative to Ibulesoro, describing the intervention as a demonstration of commitment to the welfare and development of the people at the grassroots.

Also Hon. Omopariola, a strong supporter of the BTO House-to-House Network, appreciated the Minister of Interior, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, and Hon Prince Emmanuel Aderosoye Fadola, for their support and commitment to grassroots empowerment.

The beneficiaries expressed appreciation for the gesture, saying the support would assist them in meeting their educational, livelihood and business needs.

The event ended with celebrations and songs of praise from beneficiaries and residents, who expressed gratitude for the intervention and prayed for the continued success of the initiative.

The empowerment programme is part of the BTO House-to-House Network’s grassroots engagement efforts across Ifedore Local Government Area.