Booda Sunday demolishes, rebuilds popular Arowomole Bus-Stop, Methodist Church Bishop lauds gesture
Yinka ADETUNJI

Booda Sunday Adeyemo BSA (right)
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A philanthropist Booda Sunday Adeyemo (BSA) through his NGO Buoda Sunday Adeyemo Foundation has rebuilt the popular Aromowole Bus-Stop at Arowomole junction Ogbomoso.
The old Bus-Stop was demolished by the foundation and a new, bigger one built.
Dignitaries including Bishop D.A.M. Moradeyo, Bishop of Methodist Church Nigeria, Ogbomoso Diocese; Rev’d Olanrewaju of Ayo Oluwa Baptist Church; chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Ogbomoso South, Hon Sunday Damilare (Bsquare); Arowomole Landlord Association’s representatives; representatives of Arowomole tricyclists and Okada riders etc.
The event was historical as it marked another monumental achievement by the Booda Sunday Adeyemo Foundation.
“It is another demonstration of his unwavering commitment to human and infrastructural development,” a commentator Kehinde Ogunkanmi told ogbomosoinsightonline.com after the event.
BSA said he is passionate about rendering assistance to the less privileged and improving the community’s infrastructures.
A visibly elated Bishop Moradeyo praising the aesthetics of the bus-stop, declared it a beautiful addition to the local government’s landscape and a blessing to the people.
“Projects like these,” he added, “gladden the heart of God.”
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Bishop Moradeyo commended Hon. Adeyemo noting he had impacted the community in many other areas in the past some of which he mentioned as feeding the needy, awarding JAMB scholarships, among others.
The cleric’s brief sermon turned into a heartfelt tribute to a man whose generosity has become a lifeline for many.
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Hon. Sunday Adeyemo began his philanthropic journey years ago, and over time, his selfless efforts have brought hope and direct benefits to countless members of the community. His passion for giving has etched his name in the hearts of many across Ogbomoso South and beyond.
He has proven that leadership is best measured by impact—and through the BSA Foundation, he continues to raise the bar in community service, development, and humanitarian excellence.
In the past he renovated the Seminary Bus-Stop likewise.













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