Yewa Apex Students Body Honour Chief Princess Adeyinka Adedokun 3ace As Grand Matron

Yewa Apex Students Body Honour Chief Princess Adeyinka Adedokun 3ace As Grand Matron

 

 

 

 

 

The National Association of Yewa Students on Thursday added more feathers to the cap of elegant woman of style and quiet giver, Princess Adeyinka Adedokun, prominently known around town as 3ace.
The new awardee who doubles as Otun Yeyemeso of Ilaro-Yewa and President, Faces of Yewa Indigenes Foundation as Grand Matron of National Association of Yewa Students (NAYES), also received Yewa Awori Trailblazers Merit Award.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In a letter jointly signed by Comrade Odugbemi Azeez and Comrade Gbadegeshin Habibullah, Executive Welfare Director and Chairman Planning Committee of NAYES, the investiture took place on the 14 of December, 2023 during the association’s 2023 Welfare Summit and Trailblazers Gala was held at Aladey Hotel and Suites, Ilaro-Yewa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NAYES in its letter described the Otun Yeyemeso of Ilaro-Yewa as a venerable leader adding that her dedication to the service of her community informed her nomination as Grand Matron of National Association of Yewa Students.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NAYES also pointed out that Chief Princess Adeyinka Adedokun 3ace’s selfless contributions to growth using the instrumentality of her NGO Faces of Yewa Indigenes Foundation were reasons for her nomination as a recipient of Yewa Awori Trailblazer Merit Award having proved herself as a champion of education, an healthcare icon, human empowerment advocate and for her pioneering role in humanitarian work using a Non Governmental and non political organization in Yewaland.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Faces of Yewa Indigenes Foundation FYIF, a Yewaland non governmental, non political organization founded by Chief (Princess) Adeyinka Adedokun 3ace had supported child and maternal healthcare delivery with the donation of healthcare equipment across Yewaland.

The foundation is also providing free financial assistance to widows across the land to start micro enterprises to be able to take care of their children after the demise of their bread winners.