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This story began when a member of our Foundation had brought it to our notice that children of this small primary school—barefoot or without the right school sandals, carrying their books in their hands because they had no school bags, and walking to school daily under these conditions. Their parents were mostly farmers, and the
The tune is instantly familiar: “Come back, Peter, come back Paul, we’ll forgive you all…” For many of us, these simple words conjure images of childhood, perhaps a nursery rhyme circle, or a parent singing softly before bed. But beyond the catchy melody and playful imagery, lies a profound truth: the moral lessons embedded in
As part of its ongoing commitment to Community Safety and Development, Karim Adeyemi Foundation (KAF) welcomed members of the Federal Fire Service, Oyo State Command for a comprehensive training on fire prevention and management. Representing the FFS, Oyo State Command, Superintendent of Fire, Ajakaye Olayinka and Famoofo Olakunle attested that the training is part of
On Friday, August 15, 2025, Karim Adeyemi Foundation (KAF), in collaboration with Ayo Adams, hosted the inaugural edition of ECOLOGUE 1.0—a youth-centered conversation designed to build ecosystems and communities for young people across diverse fields to thrive in Ibadan. This event formed part of KAF’s annual activities to commemorate InternationalYouth Day (IYD), staying true to
Karim Adeyemi Foundation (KAF) is proud to announce ECOLOGUE 1.0, an exclusive youth-centered meet-up set to hold on Friday, August 15, 2025 at KAF Building in Ibadan. This event, which is part of the Foundation’s annual activities marking International Youth Day spotlights this year the power of partnerships in sustainable development. Why ECOLOGUE 1.0? With
In a world increasingly interconnected, yet paradoxically fragmented, the stories we tell ourselves about our past hold immense power. Look at the enduring allure of Greek Mythology. Despite millennia, and the advent of countless new religions and scientific advancements, these ancient tales of gods, heroes, and epic battles are not just remembered, they are romanticized.
At Karim Adeyemi Foundation (KAF), we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to discover, nurture, and fully express their talents. By doing this, we empower them to pursue their dreams and make meaningful contributions to their communities. This belief is the driving force behind our work across Africa and Romania, where we’re leading impactful
Ibadan didn’t just happen. It was built. Rebuilt. And it keeps becoming. Founded by Lagelu, a fearless war chief from Ile-Ife in the 17th or 18th century, the original settlement of Eba Odan — meaning “between the forest and the plains” — was a vision born out of necessity, resilience, and hope. It was destroyed
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