TM Foundation Launches Major Food and Welfare Distribution Drive in Nigeria

In a powerful demonstration of humanitarian commitment, TM Foundation has embarked on a large-scale food distribution drive across Nigeria, alongside a crucial welfare initiative targeting young girls and students in Ogun State.

This transformative outreach took place at Igbore High School, Ilugun High School, Unity High School, and Salai Abiola Comprehensive High School from March 5th to 9th, 2025, in Abeokuta, Ogun State. The initiative brought much-needed relief to hundreds of individuals facing economic hardship, reinforcing TM Foundation’s mission of compassion and community support.

Fighting Hunger: A Lifeline for Communities

With Nigeria grappling with rising food insecurity, TM Foundation’s intervention comes at a critical time. The foundation is distributing essential food items to underprivileged families, ensuring that vulnerable communities receive vital nourishment. This initiative aims to alleviate hunger, bringing hope and sustenance to struggling households across the region.

Empowering Young Girls: Sanitary Pad Distribution

Recognizing the urgent need to address menstrual hygiene challenges, TM Foundation has also launched a large-scale sanitary pad distribution campaign. Many young girls face difficulties accessing menstrual hygiene products, which can negatively impact their health, confidence, and education. By tackling period poverty, the foundation is fostering an environment where girls can focus on their studies without unnecessary obstacles.

Education for a Brighter Future: School Bag Donations

Furthering its commitment to empowering the next generation, TM Foundation has distributed school bags across four schools in Abeokuta. These essential supplies will provide students with the necessary resources to carry their educational materials, reinforcing the foundation’s dedication to fostering academic success and a brighter future for Nigerian youth.

A Call for Support and Solidarity

As TM Foundation continues its impactful initiatives, it calls on individuals, organizations, and stakeholders to support this noble cause. The foundation’s unwavering dedication to humanitarian service is transforming lives, and this latest drive stands as a testament to its mission of spreading hope and relief.

According to the Founder and CEO, Olatunde Mukaila Lawal, “TM Foundation is committed to bringing relief and support to communities in Nigeria. Through food distribution, sanitary pad donations, and educational support, we aim to make a lasting difference.”

Stay tuned as TM Foundation continues to change lives—one meal, one school bag, and one act of kindness at a time.

The president of Pentecostal Ministers Forum of Nigeria,PMF, bishop Chidi Anthony has criticised the governor of Anambra state, Charles Soludo for placing a ban on market evangelism and preaching on the streets Anambra

Bishop Anthony was enraged and infuriated by Soludo’s daring and audacious move against men of God and preachers of the gospel in Anambra state “as the president of Pentecostal Ministers Forum of Nigeria, there’s no better time to speak than now, we were commanded to go into the world and preach the gospel without limitations, it’s a pity that Soludo has decided to fight the Almighty God that gave him breath,he must have read or heard of the story ofNebuchadnezzar who refused to acknowledge the supremacy of God,if Solodu truly acknowledges God as the creator of the entire universe and his own creator,who can take life out of someone at any time he wishes,he would not have made such obnoxious law against the people of God:Soludo is indirectly in contest with God without knowing”

He advised him to abolish the law with immediate effect because it’s capable of ruining and devastating everything he has ever achieved “governor Soludo God is a patient and a merciful, you need to stop that law from taking effect so that the wrath of God will not be kindled against you, don’t be an enemy of God because it will lead you to unforgettable and everlasting regret ”

Finally, he recapitulated that nobody can stop the gospel of Jesus Christ because those that tried to stop it never ended well “my dear governor,you need to retrace your steps and stop fighting the gospel, look at those that built titanic,they believed it was indestructible and nothing could ever happen to it until it wrecked, the supremacy of God can’t be questioned and no mortal can face his wrath,as the president of PMF, I’m appealing to you,to abolish that law because one day your tenure will be over and you will become an ordinary man, we were happy when you became the governor because we believed that you’re a good Christian, please retrace your steps “.

The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Lagos State has witnessed various political dramas, but the recent departure of Olajide Adediran (Jandor) marks a significant turning point in the party’s history. His exit is not just the removal of an individual but the cleansing of what many see as arrogance, betrayal, and disregard for party structures.

Jandor’s Rise and Betrayal

Jandor was given a golden opportunity when PDP handed him the governorship ticket on a platter. Instead of using this privilege to unite the party and build a strong opposition against the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), he allegedly sought to hijack the party for his personal ambitions. This led to internal strife, division, and a lack of cohesion within the PDP structure.

His approach to politics was marked by arrogance, as he disregarded long-standing party members and imposed his will on the selection of candidates for the State House of Assembly and the Federal House of Representatives. By handpicking individuals with little or no political experience—some not even PDP members—as running mates and candidates, he alienated the core loyalists of the party.

Electoral Failure and Party Damage

The 2023 gubernatorial election in Lagos was a disaster for Jandor. Scoring a mere 62,000 votes, he led PDP to its worst performance in the history of the state. His inability to even win his own ward was an embarrassment, further proving that he lacked grassroots support.

Beyond his failure at the polls, he was accused of mismanaging campaign funds, failing to pay party agents, and allegedly working against the party’s success. Such actions not only weakened PDP’s chances in the election but also created disillusionment among members who had committed their efforts and resources to the campaign.

A Culture of Disrespect and Manipulation

One of the most damaging aspects of Jandor’s tenure in PDP was his alleged habit of funding individuals to disrespect the party leadership. Reports suggest that he paid certain members a mere ₦5,000 per month to attack loyal party members and spread discord. This reckless approach to leadership further eroded trust within the party.

His behavior mirrored the arrogance often associated with the APC, the party he originally came from. However, PDP has always been known for internal democracy and party discipline, and his attempt to introduce a dictatorship-style leadership was met with resistance.

I Prince Amb (Dr.) Adedipe Dauda Ewenla, was cautious in my dealings with Jandor. Despite knowing his reputation and hearing numerous complaints about his character, I had no option but to brand my vehicles and distribute election materials in my personal capacity for him in my area as a candidate of our great party.

Jandor was the worst candidate in the history of our party. When he was scheduled to visit my local government, loyal party members had to contribute their hard-earned money to rent chairs, canopies, T-shirts, and drinks. He gave nothing back to those who worked tirelessly for the success of the party. Then to leave the party with their agent money

During my own aspiration, Jandor made it clear that he won’t allow me to have the ticket because I am from Abule Egba Lagos Egba indegen of Lagos but he wants the ticket to be given to an Awori man He used this excuse to manipulate my election in collaboration with the now-suspended Segun Sunday Adewale (Aeroland). But today, I remain a loyal PDP member, while both of them are nowhere to be found.

The Way Forward for PDP in Lagos

With Jandor’s departure, PDP now has a chance to rebuild and refocus. The party must learn from this experience and ensure that its future candidates are loyal, competent, and genuinely committed to its growth. Internal democracy should be strengthened, and mechanisms should be put in place to prevent another hijack attempt by individuals with self-serving interests.

While politics is a game of numbers, it is also a game of trust. PDP in Lagos must prioritize loyalty, transparency, and strategic planning. Those who betrayed the party must be completely distanced, while innocent members who were misled should be welcomed back.

The goal remains clear—building a strong and united PDP that can effectively challenge the APC in future elections. The lessons from Jandor’s time in the party should serve as a warning: PDP will no longer tolerate betrayal, disloyalty, or political arrogance.

Goodbye, Jandor. The PDP moves forward without you.

Congratulations to the people of the people’s democratic party!PDP) Lagos