Starnews Celebrates Philanthropist and Leader, Bidemi Joshua Obayangban, on Birthday

 

By Our Correspondent

The staff and management of Starnews extend warm birthday wishes to Bidemi Joshua Obayangban, popularly known as O.C General.

He is the CEO of Obayangban Oil & Gas Limited and the Deputy Commandant for the Ondo State Chapter of Tantita Security Services.

Bidemi Joshua Obayangban is a young and renowned philanthropist in Ondo State, known for his numerous contributions to the community.

His initiatives include:

– Organizing free holiday classes for SS2/SS3 WAEC/NECO candidates in the Okitipupa/Irele Federal Constituency.
– Providing note and textbooks to support students.
– Offering bursary support to students.
– Installing functioning boreholes with standby generators in communities facing challenges with drinkable water.
– Installing street lights in some communities in Ondo South.
– Covering medical bills for people in need.
– Supporting the poor and assisting small businesses through financial aid to young entrepreneurs.

His tireless efforts and generosity have made a significant impact on the lives of many in Ondo State.

Starnews is proud to celebrate his achievements and wishes him continued success and happiness.

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