HOPE REKINDLED: SAWI MASSIVELY EMPOWERS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ACROSS REMO-LAND

HOPE REKINDLED: SAWI MASSIVELY EMPOWERS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ACROSS REMO-LAND
In a landmark show of compassion and community development, the leading aspirant for House of Representatives, Ikenne/Sagamu/Remo-North Federal Constituency, Ogun State and the founder of Soyoye Akinyode Welfare Initiatives (SAWI)-Hon. Akinyode Solomon Soyoye has rekindled hope for hundreds of persons with disabilities across Remo Federal Constituency by spearheading a massive empowerment initiative that has sent waves of impact through Ikenne, Sagamu, and Remo-North local government areas.
The initiative, which took place at Ita-Oba, Akarigbo’s Palace, Sagamu on June 25, 2025, in partnership with the Beautiful Gate Handicapped People Center and the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD), delivered life-changing interventions including: Distribution of Hundreds of Wheelchairs and Mobility Aids.
A Commitment to Inclusive Growth
With smiles, tears of joy, and a renewed sense of dignity, beneficiaries across Remo communities hailed the effort as “a rare act of humanity” and “a turning point” in their lives. SAWI’s intervention isn’t merely charity—it reflects a rights-based approach to inclusion anchored on justice, empowerment, and sustainable support.
In Sync With National and State Agendas
This groundbreaking outreach aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the I.S.E.Y.A. Development Agenda of Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun—both of which prioritize social protection and disability inclusion. It also gives practical expression to the Discrimination Against Persons with Disabilities (Prohibition) Act, 2018.
According to representatives from NCPWD, the Remo initiative stands out as a model of public-private partnership that could be scaled nationally. “What SAWI has done here is not just a program—it’s a vision for equity,” said one senior official.
A Movement of Hope, Not a One-Time Event
The Convener, Hon. Akinyode Soyoye reaffirmed SAWI’s long-term commitment:
“We are not giving handouts—we are restoring dignity, rebuilding dreams, and investing in the future of our most vulnerable citizens.”
The Road Ahead
SAWI is now seeking partnerships with more NGOs, traditional leaders, religious institutions, and corporate entities to expand the empowerment wave across Ogun State and beyond. With this bold initiative, the seed of hope, inclusion, and equity has been planted firmly in the heart of Remo-Land.
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