Sephamid Bridge Foundation

Sephamid Bridge Foundation SBF works to revive hope in adolescent girls who have dropped out of school due to teenage pregnancy

Sephamid Bridge Foundation (SBF) is a youth led and Christian non-governmental organization registered in 2015. We are currently working in Ekiti State rural communities and our work includes: adolescents’
sexual education and reproductive health services, offering dropout teenage mothers access to education and economic empowerment through training and skills building and engaging relevant stakeholders and leaders at all levels for policy development and resource mobilization. SBF also promotes healthy relationships among adolescents, and guides parents and teachers on how best to engage them.

It is with deep sorrow that the Sephamid Bridge Foundation announces the passing of our pioneer Ekiti State Coordinator ...
19/03/2026

It is with deep sorrow that the Sephamid Bridge Foundation announces the passing of our pioneer Ekiti State Coordinator (2015-2018) and lifelong advocate, Rev. Temidayo Ayeni.

Temidayo was a passionate champion for young people, dedicating his life to promoting their rights, health, and well-being. He was instrumental in developing our community outreach programs and, most recently, served as the focal person for the "Renewed Hope" project, supporting dropout teenage mothers in Ekiti rural communities.

A seasoned SRHR advocate, he was known for his positive attitude, teamwork, and incredible work ethic. He was our respected "go-to" person in the field and a true leader who empowered countless lives.

We extend our deepest condolences to his family. His legacy and light will live on through the work he loved.

Rest in peace, Temidayo.

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Suite B38, Nkegwu Plaza, Area 1, Garki
Abuja

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