Ajadi Rescue Movement turns leader’s birthday into joy‑filled event for Bauchi orphans

As part of activities commemorating the 45th birthday of its founder, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, the Bauchi State Chapter of the Ajadi Rescue Movement paid a heartwarming visit to the Bauchi State Orphanage House located at Low Cost area of the state capital.

Led by its State Coordinator, Comrade Yusuf Haruna, the delegation arrived at the orphanage around 4:00 PM on Sunday and was warmly received by the Director of the home along with her team of caregivers.

The atmosphere was charged with emotion and gratitude as the team engaged the children with gifts, prayers, and words of encouragement.

Speaking during the visit, Yusuf Haruna emphasized that the visit was more than a birthday celebration — it was a reaffirmation of the movement’s commitment to uplifting vulnerable members of society.

“We are here to celebrate the life and legacy of our principal, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, by spreading joy to these children who represent the future of our country,” Haruna said. “Ajadi is a man who believes in using every opportunity, including his own birthday, to impact lives positively.”

The Director of the orphanage, visibly moved by the gesture, commended the Ajadi Rescue Movement for choosing the orphanage as part of its humanitarian outreach. She praised Ambassador Ajadi for his enduring commitment to social welfare and urged other political and social groups to emulate such benevolent actions.

“Today is a special day for us,” she said. “We are grateful for this thoughtful visit, and the children are overjoyed. These gifts, prayers, and kind words go a long way in reminding them that they are not forgotten.”

The visit featured the presentation of essential supplies including food items, clothing, toiletries, and educational materials. The children also joined in singing birthday songs and offering prayers for Ambassador Ajadi, who is known for his philanthropic contributions and advocacy for youth empowerment across Nigeria.

This latest act of goodwill underscores the growing presence of the Ajadi Rescue Movement in northern Nigeria and its expanding community outreach programs.

Over the past year, the movement has initiated several visits to correctional centers, orphanages, and IDP camps across the country — each one aligning with its mission of hope, equity, and grassroots development.

“The vision of Ambassador Ajadi is to touch lives, not just through politics, but through purposeful action,” Haruna added. “We will continue to carry this vision forward, from Bauchi to every corner of Nigeria.”

As the visit came to a close, smiles lit the faces of the children, serving as a powerful reminder that even small gestures of kindness can make lasting impacts.