The founder of Three Good Heart Foundation, Adebayo Muritala, has called on well-meaning Nigerians to come to the aid of Persons Living with Disabilities across the country.
Speaking at the official opening of the new office at the Lasigun Court, Aregbe Area, Osogbo state capital, over the weekend, Mr. Adebayo Muritala said that it will be of advantage to people living with disability in the State if individuals can join government to provide amenities for them.
Muritala urged the government to establish a dedicated home for persons with disabilities to improve their living conditions.
He encouraged the youth and persons with disabilities to showcase their abilities, focus on their passions, and break societal misconceptions.
He said that he launched a women’s cooperative in February 2024, primarily focused on women with disabilities and female youths.
According to him, “I believe that in disability there is ability and I do practice it and it works for me , I used the advantage to reach out to many people that are facing challenges just to let them know that is not the end of life.
“We have branch in Nigeria, Ghana and we are going to have branch all over the world, this is just the starting point.
“No matter what you have, either money or knowledge you have to pass it to people, by supporting or training people so that our community can be great because by doing that we have a less of crime, Adebayo advice well meaning Nigerian.
“The Three Good Heart Foundation was founded by three visionaries I Adebayo Muritala, Oguntolu Ifatoke “Baba Sango of the USA”, and Abdulrasheed Sanni from Ghana to inspire change and empower communities across Africa
Meanwhile, Oguntolu Ifatoki expressed his passion for supporting less privilege people.
Ifatoki, “When I met Adebayo with his great spirits, I also met the third founder in Ghana, we all gather together and we saw we have this in common and they inspired me to be the fund raising for what they are already doing.
“Just the fact that these two men has great talent and quality I felt the need to discuss with them to start what all African will benefit from.
