The Mai Martaba Emir of Ilorin and Chairman of the Kwara State Council of Chiefs, His Royal Highness Alhaji (Dr) Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, has commended Global IT leader and SAS Foundation Founder/Chairman, Saleeman Adedoyin Saleeman for his outstanding philanthropic contributions.
Describing him as a beacon of hope for Ilorin’s future, the Emir praised Adedoyin’s unwavering commitment to humanitarian service.
He emphasised how young visionaries like him embody generosity and progress essential for societal growth.
During a courtesy visit by the SAS Foundation delegation, led by its Head of Operations, the Emir applauded their Ramadan Relief Outreach, which has benefited over 1,000 families within the Ilorin Emirate.
He further stressed the importance of continued charitable efforts, recognising them as vital to the emirate’s development and collective well-being.
“I pray to Allah for enduring peace and prosperity among my people. Seeing young individuals like those in the SAS Foundation embody the spirit of giving is truly fulfilling,” remarked Alhaji Sulu-Gambari.
“We have witnessed your numerous philanthropic gestures. I urge you to remain steadfast in your mission. Our prayers and support are with you,” he said.
The Emir further acknowledged Adedoyin’s profound compassion for the underprivileged, offering prayers for his continued success and divine guidance in his humanitarian journey.
Hassan Kabir, Head of Programmes and Operations at SAS Foundation, highlighted the remarkable impact of their Ramadan relief efforts, reiterating their unwavering commitment to alleviating hardship for the less privileged in Ilorin and beyond.
He also sought the Emir’s blessings for their future endeavours.
In commemoration of the founder’s 34th birthday, the SAS Foundation extended its outreach to local communities, correctional centres, and orphanages across Ilorin.
The foundation’s Director General, Mallam Muslim Saleeman reaffirmed their dedication to grassroots development, stressing the transformative role of community-driven philanthropy.
The Chairman of the Araromi Community, Alhaji Abdulfatai Owonwami expressed gratitude for SAS Foundation’s interventions, acknowledging their significant impact on residents, particularly during Ramadan.
The foundation’s visit to the Ilorin Correctional Service facility and the Kwara State Children Reception Centre was met with appreciation from officials and beneficiaries alike.
The Welfare Officer at the correctional facility, Mr AbdulGafar Abdullateef emphasised the need for ongoing support for inmates, while Mrs Elizabeth Jegede, Head of the orphanage, commended SAS Foundation for its steadfast dedication to the welfare of vulnerable children.
Guided by the principles of compassion, service, and social responsibility, SAS Foundation continues to uphold its mission of bringing relief and hope to those in need, aligning with the values of fostering development and social cohesion.
Mercy Chukwudiebere
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