ABANDONED BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: Senator Jimoh Ibrahim Brings Hope to Mother of Triplets –
By Babatunde KUYE
Senator Jimoh Ibrahim has once again demonstrated his commitment to the welfare of his constituents with his timely intervention in the case of Mrs. Jeje Iyanu Ehuwa, a distressed mother of triplets who was abandoned by her husband, a bricklayer. Mrs. Jeje Iyanu Ehuwa, a resident of Igbokoda, had just given birth to triplet boys at Aribo Hospital when her husband, Bayo Jeje, absconded, leaving her to care for their newborns alone.
Upon hearing the news, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim swiftly intervened, instructing Ade-Aworetan Juwon, the coordinator of Ondo South Advancement and Welfare Consultative Association (OSAWA) to locate the family and provide them with immediate financial assistance. Senator Ibrahim directed Juwon to give the family N500,000, along with an additional N100,000 to cover transportation costs.
This kind gesture has brought hope to the struggling family, and efforts are underway to ensure they receive the necessary support during this challenging time. Senator Ibrahim’s commitment to the welfare of his constituents is exemplary, and his dedication to global diplomacy is impressive.
Presently, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim is on a global diplomatic mission, representing Nigeria in various high-profile engagements. He will be representing the Nigerian Senate at the 150th World Parliament in Uzbekistan from April 1st to 7th. Additionally, he will deliver a graduation lecture as a Guest Speaker at the University of Buckingham in London, where King Charles III is a visitor. Senator Ibrahim will also participate in the ancillary meetings of the World Bank/IMF in Washington DC as Nigeria’s official representative between April 21st -27th.
Senator Ibrahim’s leadership and vision for a better Nigeria are truly inspiring. His ability to balance his global diplomatic responsibilities with his commitment to the welfare of his constituents is a testament to his exemplary leadership.
