Award-Winning Titilayo Eboh Mary reaches out to the vulnerable and motherless homes

  

As majority of Christians all over the world celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ which signifies God's gift and token of love to the world. Christians have been encouraged to use this period to extend love and give to others especially those who can't pay back. One woman who has been doing this even on a monthly basis is the President, Blessed Hope Foundation, Mrs Titilayo Eboh who believes in Christian doctrine of giving and famous inaugural speech of former American President, John F., Kennedy who said "Ask not what your country can do for you but ask what you can do for your country".

Mrs Titilayo Mary Eboh’s heart of Gold is second to none as she has passion to support the vulnerable, the prisoners and orphanage homes. She has consistently been asking for their needs and reaching out to them on a monthly basis and not just because of the festive period. In an exclusive chat with Adeniyi Ifetayo Moses when she was asked why she chose to reach out to the motherless homes, she said: "I am not just reaching out to motherless homes, but also to vulnerable people, those that don't have hope and means to say thank you to you.

“I'm not expecting anything in return from them. I have been through a lot in life, I have seen prisoners that are not supposed to be in prison but I have a heart for such people that have been abandoned.

“I'm happy when I reach out to them. It is part of what we do at Blessed Hope Foundation, it is part of my vision. I have started it with Portharcourt and Suleja prison. Last two weeks, I sent foodstuffs to them. I am not just fond of showcasing what I do and on a monthly basis at Portharcourt prison, I go there myself, you can confirm from DC. I buy foodstuffs and basic things they need and in a motherless Home at Isanlu in Kogi State, I normally visit them too and Blessed Hope Foundation will reach out to some motherless homes in Abuja before we cross over to year 2021".

Mrs Titilayo Eboh is a mother, lover of God and Philanthropist who does not like to blow her trumpet. She had her secondary education at Remo Secondary School, Sagamu before she went to Ahmadu Bello University and did her masters degree at the prestigious University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom.

She is also an award-winning icon, and among many of her awards, she was recently awarded Topflyers Magazine's ICONIC PHILANTHROPIST WOMAN of the year 2020 due to her philanthropic works.