Obesere, Kwam1, Kazeem Eletu, others For Ewa-Inu Foundation unveiling

Another record will be set in the city of Lagos as sonorous gospel singer, Abimbola Ewaade Omotayo, wife of ace broadcaster, Soji Omotayo, popularly known as Baaroyin Apede Are, will be launching her own foundation called “Ewa Inu”, birthed to spare a thought for the less privilege, most especially the physically challenged.

The event, tagged “Bringing Out Abilities From Disabilities”, will be a 2-in-1 ceremony, which will also witness the launching of Ewaade’s new studio album entitled “Appreciation” on 28th June, 2018, at the Airport Hotel Ikeja, at 3pm.

Meanwhile, Fuji icon, Alhaji Abass Obesere; Sir Shina Peters; Wasiu Ayinde Marshal; Dr Prince Kazeem Eletu-Odibo; Otunba Gani Adams, Ayuba, Queen Ayo Balogun, Oba Rilwan Taiwo, Chief Akin Alabi, Shina Peller, among other top-notch dignitaries would be gracing the occasion.

While baring her mind on why she came up with such an idea, Ewaade said: “This foundation basically is aimed at not just giving alms to the less privilege, but taking them out of the street through various empowerment programs.”

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She, however, cited instances of a few great people who were physically challenged but were yet successful through the encouragement of those who cared.

“World famous blind Steven Wonder became known all over the world through his talent, despite the fact that he is physically challenged, because he was encouraged and empowered. Today, he could have been on the street of America begging for alms.