“I believe that every act of compassion and every contribution we make towards the well-being of vulnerable people in our communities, no matter how small, goes a long way in creating meaningful change.”

This sentiment captured the spirit behind Omobolanle Oluwaseun Ajimoh’s decision to give back. On Friday, August 28, 2026, she partnered with the Lagos Food Bank Initiative (LFBI) for a Temporary Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) outreach, turning her special day into an opportunity to support families experiencing food insecurity.

Held at the Lagos Food Bank warehouse in Mangoro, Ikeja, the outreach brought together the celebrant, Omobolanle, her friends, and LFBI volunteers in a shared effort to provide essential food support to beneficiaries. Together, they participated in the preparation and distribution of nutritious food boxes containing staple items to help ease the pressure of putting food on the table.

The day was marked by warmth and a genuine spirit of giving as food boxes were prepared and handed to beneficiaries. Beyond the practical support provided, the outreach created moments of connection between the birthday celebrant, volunteers, and families who received the food assistance.

The Lagos Food Bank Initiative expressed sincere appreciation to Omobolanle Oluwaseun Ajimoh for choosing to share her birthday with families in need and for using the occasion to contribute to the fight against hunger. The organisation also commended its volunteers for their continued dedication and service, which remain central to the success of its community interventions.

For the beneficiaries, the food support offered timely relief and helped ease some of the uncertainty that comes with food insecurity. Each box provided essential nourishment while also carrying a simple but important message: someone cared enough to remember them on a day that was meant to celebrate.