In memory of Adekunle Filegbe

A foundation for Ikere-Ekiti.

The foundation carries his name in the life of the town: with students, with widows, and with the people around them.

Women seated together at a foundation gathering.
Two men from behind, their shirts reading Every form of love.
Women singing together at a foundation programme.
Young people in football kits on a community field.

Upcoming

What is ahead.

Two essay competitions, a widows’ gathering, and a social event. Open a poster to read it in full.

Essay competition

Secondary schools

For current SS3 students, other than ANNCO students. The essay is no more than 700 words, on whether the younger generations are the problem, or whether our elders have failed us. Add a two-minute video on why you should be chosen.

The top five have their WAEC, NECO and JAMB fees paid, and each receives ₦10,000. Submissions close on 15 November 2026. Use the form below, or write to the scholarship address.

Essay competition

ANNCO students

For current SS3 students of ANNCO. The topic, the 700-word essay, and the two-minute video are the same as the other secondary school category.

The top five have their WAEC, NECO and JAMB fees paid, and each receives ₦10,000. Submissions close on 15 November 2026.

Widows

Meal support

A gathering for widowed older women, with meals and care. It is in Ikere-Ekiti on Sunday 13 December 2026.

For enquiries, call +234 704 285 2892.

Social event

An evening in Ikere

Ayo opon, ludo, snooker, table tennis, dance, draught, a live band, and FIFA. Friday 11 December 2026 at Faaji Lounge, opposite AyoFill Foods, University Road, Ikere. The lounge is offering 20% off.

The work

The same help, every year.

Scholarship

Each year, winners have their WAEC, NECO and JAMB fees paid, and each receives a ₦10,000 token.

Widows

Widowed older women in Ikere-Ekiti receive meals and care from the foundation. It is steady support in the town, offered among the women themselves.

The town

The foundation also brings people together: community football, school visits, an interschool competition, and gatherings in Ikere.

About

Remembered in the work.

The late Adekunle Filegbe was a son of Ikere-Ekiti. The foundation is registered in his memory as Adekunle Filegbe Empowerment Foundation, number 191610.

Partner

Alongside the foundation.

AyoFill

Contact

Send a note, or an essay.

Use this for a scholarship essay, a question about widows’ support, or a gift. Add the essay, and the short video if it is under 20MB. A larger video can go by email.

Giving
Gifts are not taken on this page. Write and ask how a gift is received and how it is used.

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