Bamidele Olarewaju, CEO of Kitchen Affairs Global Concept, to be Honored with “Best in Welfare Services 2025” Award by Okun Radio Network
Akin Fanodun
Kabba/bunu local government
In recognition of his outstanding commitment to community development and humanitarian service, Bamidele Olarewaju, the visionary CEO of Kitchen Affairs Global Concept, has been named the “Best in Welfare Services 2025” by the prestigious Okun Radio Network.
This distinguished award acknowledges individuals and organizations that have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the welfare and empowerment of people, particularly within underserved communities. Mr. Olarewaju, an entrepreneur, has consistently leveraged his leadership in the food and hospitality sector to address pressing social needs, including food security, youth employment, and empowerment initiatives across the Okun region and beyond.
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Through Kitchen Affairs Global Concept, he has championed several outreach programs, offering free meals during festive periods, training aspiring chefs, and supporting widows and vulnerable groups through skill-building and food donations. His efforts exemplify the transformative role of private enterprise in community welfare and social responsibility.
Speaking on the award, a representative of Okun Radio Network stated:
“Mr. Olarewaju’s work reflects a unique blend of business acumen and human compassion. His contributions have not only uplifted lives but also inspired a culture of giving back. This award is a testament to that impact.”
Bamidele Olarewaju expressed gratitude for the honor, emphasizing his belief that corporate success must be matched by societal contribution.
“This recognition fuels our passion to do more. At Kitchen Affairs, we believe that no one should go to bed hungry and that every business should leave a positive footprint in its community.”
The award ceremony is scheduled to take place in June 2025 during the annual Okun Excellence Awards event, which celebrates the achievements of notable sons and daughters of Okunland.
