Our Projects
New OSDNA Borehole Commissioned on 8/19/2022
OSDNA Commissioned new Borehole today at Abogunde area in collaboration with Chief Dr. Samson Adegoke aka Maigida, who voluntarily funded the entire project.
Dignitaries in attendance include Chief Maigida, the Chairman of the occasion, members of the OSDNA Board of Advisors, led by Barrister Oyeyemi, as well as members of the Ogbomoso community.
Chief Maigida has continued to support OSDNA’s causes and mission in and around Ogbomosoland, and we pray that God will reward him more abundantly.
There is no doubt that this new Borehole will bring tremendous water relief to the people of Abogunde area.
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ogbomoso community of new england(OCNE) Chapter's Project
This is to notify all OSDNA members that one of our Chapters, the ‘Ogbomoso Community of New England’ has just completed an extensive renovation of a block of classrooms at Ori-Oke Basic Primary School, Apake Area, Ogbomoso. The before-and-after pictures of the project are attached here with. Kudos to the OCNE President and members alike. Thank you for this charitable blessing to the students and staff of Ori-Oke Basic Primary School.
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OSDNA Commissioned Two New Boreholes in Ògbómòsó
OSDNA Commissioned Two New Boreholes in Ògbómòsó land One of the boreholes is located in Lagbedu(Ogb. South LGA), while the other one is located in Tara(Ogb. North LGA).
The two boreholes were commissioned on May 26th, 2021 by the OSDNA Board of Advisors. The occasion was attended by His Royal Highness, Oba Abraham Oyetunji Odeyemi, Adimula Ade-Ife, the Alagõ-Ifẹ̀ of Àgò-Ifẹ̀ Ogbomoso.
The OSDNA Liaison Officer, Hon. Oyewale, and our legal advisor, Barrister Oyeyemi said that the residents expressed their profound gratitude and also prayed for all OSDNA members.
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OSDNA MEDICAL Equipment Donation
This is to inform all members that the much awaited Medical Equipment Container that was co-sponsored by OSDNA and Ogbomoso Community Foundation (OCF) has finally arrived in Ògbómòsó. These items will be distributed to the designated hospitals.
The OSDNA Executives Board sincerely appreciate every member for your financial contributions towards this special project. We strongly believe the donated equipment will help to alleviate the Healthcare challenges facing our people in Ògbómòsóland.
Our special thanks go to General Popoola, the OCF Chairman that spearheaded the delivery to Ògbómòsó.
We also express our thanks to the Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach of Chicago for their generous donation of the medical equipment.
We will be providing more updates as they become available.
E ṣé o, Ògbómòsó kò ní bàjé o.
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COVID-19 Relief palliative
OSDNA Covid-19 Palliative Package to Widows in Ogbomosoland.
On behalf of the Executive board, I am proud to announce to you that OSDNA was able to deliver some Covid-19 Palliative Packages to a special group in our motherland, the widows. The Executives agreed at their meeting of 05/17/2020 to send a total of $1000 to buy food items, comprising Rice, Beans and Garri to be distributed to widows through certain Widowhood Foundations. These include: Abigail Ebun Asakun (AEA), Ayotosimi and others.
Our local representatives, the Liaison Officer and the Board of Advisors assisted in organizing and coordinating the event. They reported that the event was well attended and that the widows truly appreciated our kind gestures. The event was covered by the three popular Media outlets in Ogbomoso, the Ajilete F. M, the Parrot F. M Radio stations, as well as the Ogbomoso Insights Newspaper.
On behalf of the Executive board, I want to thank every OSDNA member and family for your continued support and thoughtfulness.
We shall all see the end of Covid-19 crisis in peace.
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Ogbomosoland Marathon Race 2020
The marathon event took place today Nov. 28, 2020. The organizers acknowledged and appreciated the financial support they received from OSDNA. The Liaison Officer represented OSDNA at the event and confirmed that it was very successful.
