Annual Yewa's Got Talents {YGT}

YGT, was initiated to discover and groom young talents of Yewa origin. The entertainment empowermemt initiative is an exciting improvement on annual charity event where we doled cash, scholarships and other essentials of living. The YGT initiative has produced a number of exciting talent including musicians, actors and other artistic talents from Yewa. As a matter of fact, some of the musical talents who emerged from the Yewa's Got Talents show are currently under our music label where they have been provided with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to embrace stardom.

Free Skill Acquisition Programme For Over 5,000 Yewa Youths

As part of activities to empower and engage our youths in profitable engagements, we recently organized a 2-day free skill acquisition programme tagged "Unlocking Your Potentials - A Lara Dende Empowerment Initiative. The idea is encourage entrepreneurial development instead of monetary empowerment which usually is for short-term needs.

In the history of Yewa land, we witnessed a massive turn out of over 5,000 participants from every corner of Yewa land. And they were all catered for. We offered comprehensive trainings ranging from Photography/Cinematography, Wig Making, Adire Making, Cocktail, Digital Marketing, Lashes Extension, Make Up and so much more.

COVID-19 Relief Support

During the COVID-19 global health crisis, our Foundation stepped up to the plate during the lock down period by providing relief support including cash and food supplies to hundreds of households in Ilaro and other Yewa communities to ease the effect of the deadly COVID-19 hardship.

Falola Abideen: A living example of IBD Dende's Legacy of Philanthropy

This is another story of the many untold philanthropic gestures of Alhaji Ibrahim Egungbohun, better known as IBD Dende. Falola Abideen, a young boy unknowingly attempted suicide when he drank 'chemical' which badly damaged his digestive system. With no help in sight, Abideen's future was in serious danger. Unable to feed through his mouth, a medical producure was carried out to enable him eat temporary through transmission of food. However, things took a dramatic turn for Abideen when his people's cry for help caught the attention of IBD Dende. Not the type to ignore the cries of the poor, IBD Dende quickly stepped in and sponsored the entire cost of Abideen's surgery running into millions of naira. Abideen's medical procedure was performed by experts at the highly rated Babcock University Teaching Hospital. The good news is that Falola Abideen has regained the control of his health. He's able to feed through his mouth now without any medical aid or assistance. A promising boy was given another chance to live his dreams thanks to IBD Dende's overflowing milk of human kindness.

Civil Society Group Rally Support For Ibrahim Dende

A civil society group known as Centre for Ethical Conduct, Orientation & Empowerment has thrown its weight behind philanthropist businessman, Ibrahim Egungbohun, better known as IBD Dende, who has been under media attacks aimed at damaging his reputation in the court of public opinion...