Dr. Folabora Bryhm Foundation Offsets the Educational Bill for the Children of Late Sunday Aiyedero, Hands Cash Gift to the Wife
In a heartwarming and impactful gesture of kindness, Dr. Folabora Bryhm, the founder of the Dr. Folabora Bryhm Foundation has provided financial assistance to cover the educational expenses of the children of late Sunday Aiyedero, who tragically lost his life to gunmen in Odo-Ape.
The school fees, paid in cash, were paid directly to the Proprietor of the Children’s School, Mr. Onoyima Israel Ikechukwu of Dominion Success Academy Group of School, Odo-Ape, Bunu, Kogi State
Dr Folabora further presented cash to the wife of the deceased to help ease her financial burdens and possibly get something doing.
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Sunday Aiyedero A.K.A Maja, a beloved member of the Odo-Ape community, was tragically murdered by gunmen, leaving behind five young children and a wife in need of support.
In the wake of this devastating loss, Dr. Bryhm stepped forward to help the children continue their education without interruption, ensuring they have the resources they need to succeed academically and socially.
Dr. Bryhm, who is known for his generosity and deep dedication to community development, affirmed his determination to support the education of the children, stressing that no child should be deprived of an opportunity to learn due to circumstances beyond their control.
“Education is the foundation for a brighter future,” Dr. Bryhm said. “It is heartbreaking to see the pain and loss these children and their mother are experiencing. I believe it is our duty, as a community, to ensure they are not left behind. By supporting their education, I hope to provide them with the tools they need to prosper and build a better future for themselves.”
He further urged members of the society to support the family left behind by Maja.
“While nothing can replace the loss of a loved one, we can all come together to ensure that the wife and children are not forgotten,” Dr. Bryhm remarked. “This is a small contribution to help ease their burden and give them the chance to excel in life, just as their father and husband would have wanted, I urge other members of the society to extend genuine love and care in any guise to them.”
The wife and children of Sunday Aiyedero despite their grief, now have a renewed sense of hope for the future, thanks to Dr. Bryhm’s timely intervention. The promise of continued education and access to necessary learning materials will allow them to focus on their studies and pursue their dreams, unhindered by financial impediments.
