BREAKING: Kunle Adegbite’s Twindad Foundation adopts 3 children of late Dn. Olaleye

Yinka ADETUNJI

Twindad Foundation Ogbomoso has adopted the three children of Dn John Olaleye, who was killed by bandits following his abduction and others from their schools in Oriire local government area on May 15, 2026. The children named Daniel, Joy and Morayo Olaleye

will be accommodated at the Twindad Orphanage Home at Hamama area, from where they would attend schools and offered other benefits.

In a release, Dr. Kunle Adegbite, who is House of Representatives’ candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) for Ogbomoso North/Ogbomoso South/Oriire federal constituency, expressed sympathy to the family as well as to the others, who lost loved ones.

“Twindad Foundation extends its deepest condolences to the family of Mr. Olaleye, who tragically lost his life in a bandit attack in Esinele-Yawota. We mourn this heartbreaking loss and stand in solidarity with everyone affected by this senseless act of violence.

“In response to this tragedy, the Twindad Foundation has officially adopted the three children left behind by the late Mr. Olaleye. This decision reflects our unwavering commitment to protecting vulnerable children and ensuring that no child is left without hope because of circumstances beyond their control.

“Our commitment goes beyond words. The Foundation will provide the children with access to education, healthcare, emotional support, and a safe environment where they can grow, dream, and build a brighter future. We believe that every child deserves love, dignity, and the opportunity to succeed, regardless of the hardships they face.”

He appealed to individuals and organisations in the society to go all out to assist the vulnerable.

“We call on individuals, organizations, and compassionate members of society to continue supporting efforts that bring hope to children and families affected by violence. Together, we can restore hope where there is despair and help build a future where every child has the opportunity to thrive.”