By Kingsley Adegboye

Ayobami Akindipe Foundation in partnership with Realty Boss Assets, has rewarded two top graduating students of University of Lagos (Unilag), with plots of land at Ibile Farm City in a bid to promote youth scholarship and development.

The gigantic 2,000 hectare-Ibile Farm City by Realty Boss Assets in Abeokuta is designed to provide hundreds of units of affordable accommodation alongside farmlands expected to feed residence and by extension, Ogun and Lagos States in addition to ensuring healthy living.

The recipients, Adetokunbo Blessing, who is the best graduating student with perfect CGPA of 5.0 and Towoju Blessing who got 4.56 CGPA respectively are Masters of Science graduating students of Computer Science department, Unilag.

According to Ayobami Akindipe, the philanthropist founder of the Ayobami Akindipe Foundation, the graduands display exceptional educational zeal and determination and thus, deserve the reward by the foundation.

“We are very proud of the educational excellence and achievements of both Adetokunbo Blessing and Towoju Blessing, signifying that there’s is no barrier to hardwork, focus and determination. Hence, our foundation has gifted these scholars a plot of land each at the Ibile Farm City in Abeokuta, Ogun State,” Ayobami who is also the CEO of Ace Real Estate stated.

On his part, Stephen Adebayo, CEO, Realty Boss Assets said, “this reward is to encourage the awardees to leverage on their current success to contribute to nation building while other young men and women out there, particularly in various educational institutions set clear goals and work hard towards achieving them irrespective of the challenges.”

Speaking on behalf of the recipients, Adetokunbo Blessing expressed gratitude to Ayobami Akindipe Foundation and Realty Boss Assets, emphasising their resolve to use their knowledge to impact Nigeria and the world in general, positively.

Since the establishment of the Ayobami Akindipe Foundation in 2024, the foundation has rewarded and supported over 20 Nigerians to the tune of about ten million Naira.