The official flag-off of the *Clement Adeyemi Development Initiatives (CADI)* took place in Irun Akoko, marking the beginning of a transformative effort aimed at uplifting vulnerable residents and empowering young people across the region.
At the launch, *250 less privileged individuals—including elderly women and widows* —received essential palliatives, bringing relief and encouragement to many households. The programme also extended special monetary packages to physically challenged persons, ensuring the initiative embraced inclusivity and compassion.
In a strong push for educational development, more than *100 students benefited from educational incentives* , a gesture designed to motivate learners and support families facing financial challenges.
While addressing the gathering, Hon. Clement Oluwaseun Adeyemi shared that the initiative was inspired by his desire to support the most vulnerable groups in society. He emphasized that assisting aged women, widows, and students remains a personal priority, reflecting his vision of community-driven development.
The outreach did not stop at Irun Akoko. It extended to neighbouring communities such as *Ogbagi Akoko, Afin Akoko, and Ese Akoko* , spreading hope and making CADI’s impact felt across a wider part of Akoko land.
Beneficiaries expressed deep gratitude for the gesture, celebrating the initiative and offering heartfelt prayers for Hon. Adeyemi’s continued success and blessings.
With this successful flag-off, CADI sets a promising direction for more impactful interventions aimed at building stronger, more supportive communities across Akoko and beyond.
