Foundation Partners Oyo SUBEB, Nigerian Red Cross to Advocate Safe Schools initiative

The initiative, themed ‘Karim Adeyemi Foundation Safe Schools Initiative: First Aid for All’, aims to distribute 50 fully equipped first aid boxes to public primary schools across six local government areas
May. 12th 2025
Foundation Partners Oyo SUBEB, Nigerian Red Cross to Advocate Safe Schools initiative

 

The Karim Adeyemi Foundation (KAF) has received a boost from the Executive Chairman of the Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Dr. Nureni Aderemi Adeniran, ahead of the safe schools initiative.

The initiative, themed ‘Karim Adeyemi Foundation Safe Schools Initiative: First Aid for All’, aims to distribute 50 fully equipped first aid boxes to public primary schools across six local government areas—Egbeda, Akinyẹle, Lagelu, Ido, Oluyole, and Ona Ara—while providing critical training in CPR in collaboration with the Nigerian Red Cross Society, Oyo State Branch.

Adeniran, a passionate advocate of youth development and a strong stakeholder in the footballing world, recognized for his annual inter-local government football tournaments, lauded Karim Adeyemi for his outstanding contributions to sports and community development in Ibadan, particularly through Adeyemi Football Club.

He expressed his admiration for the foundation’s proactive approach to enhancing health and safety in schools and emphasized the potential for a long-term partnership between KAF and SUBEB to create more impactful interventions, especially in footballing tournaments and development for public primary schools in the state.

The chairman not only endorsed the initiative but also provided a conducive venue for the one-day training to hold.

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Foundation Partners Oyo SUBEB, Nigerian Red Cross to Advocate Safe Schools initiative

The initiative, themed ‘Karim Adeyemi Foundation Safe Schools Initiative: First Aid for All’, aims to distribute 50 fully equipped first aid boxes to public primary schools across six local government areas
May. 12th 2025
Foundation Partners Oyo SUBEB, Nigerian Red Cross to Advocate Safe Schools initiative

 

The Karim Adeyemi Foundation (KAF) has received a boost from the Executive Chairman of the Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Dr. Nureni Aderemi Adeniran, ahead of the safe schools initiative.

The initiative, themed ‘Karim Adeyemi Foundation Safe Schools Initiative: First Aid for All’, aims to distribute 50 fully equipped first aid boxes to public primary schools across six local government areas—Egbeda, Akinyẹle, Lagelu, Ido, Oluyole, and Ona Ara—while providing critical training in CPR in collaboration with the Nigerian Red Cross Society, Oyo State Branch.

Adeniran, a passionate advocate of youth development and a strong stakeholder in the footballing world, recognized for his annual inter-local government football tournaments, lauded Karim Adeyemi for his outstanding contributions to sports and community development in Ibadan, particularly through Adeyemi Football Club.

He expressed his admiration for the foundation’s proactive approach to enhancing health and safety in schools and emphasized the potential for a long-term partnership between KAF and SUBEB to create more impactful interventions, especially in footballing tournaments and development for public primary schools in the state.

The chairman not only endorsed the initiative but also provided a conducive venue for the one-day training to hold.

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