Mogaji Bowale Oluwole Arisekola, the Mogaji Ajenigieye of Oje in Ibadan, has once again spread his milk of kindness over the weekend by commissioning a borehole and a public toilet, and by distributing educational materials to students within his locality in Ibadan.
The publisher of the Ireland-based newspaper The Street Journal and shrewd businessman gave back to his people on Saturday, the 10th of October, 2026. During the commissioning of the numerous developmental projects, Arisekola disclosed that the essence of the projects is to make life easy and to ensure that people within his locality enjoy basic needs, thereby helping to make life easier for them. He told them that the management of the facilities should be placed in the hands of the residents so as to give them access to potable clean water and to ensure that open defecation becomes a thing of the past.
In a bid to ensure students within the locality are supported, the distribution of exercise books and math sets, among other educational essentials, is meant to ensure that many more students are supported to get access to good education. He also gave out 70 schorlarships to the sons and daughters of Ajenigieye Oje Ibadan Mogaji, who believes education is the bedrock of society, implored the children to take their education seriously so as to reduce poverty within their locality.
While committing himself to doing more, Arisekola urged all sons and daughters of Ibadan who are well-to-do to get involved in supporting their locality with basic needs, which is essential to support the government and also serves as their corporate social responsibility. He believes that giving back to society is a means of empowerment, and such empowerment will go a long way in lifting people out of poverty.
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