06/23/2026
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The true value of impact is seen when those who have been helped return to help others. Nothing is more inspiring than seeing beneficiaries become contributors and role models for the next generation.
In that spirit, Stephen Ayeni, one of the pioneer beneficiaries of BabsFoundation in 2018 and a committed member of the Foundation since then, returned to give back to the community that once invested in his growth.
On Saturday, 13th June 2026, Stephen and his team led a school outreach programme for over 50 students drawn from six public secondary schools across Ondo State.
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The book shows that excellence is not reserved for a gifted few. Rather, it is built intentionally through the right mindset, habits, systems, and daily choices. It equips students with practical strategies for academic success while helping them develop character and purpose.
Beyond academics, the students were encouraged to embrace unity, collaboration, patriotism, and nation-building.
They were reminded that Nigeria's future depends on young people who are not only brilliant but also disciplined, responsible, and committed to making a positive impact.
The message carried special significance coming from Stephen, who graduated in 2025 as the Best Graduating Student in the Department of Biochemistry and the Best Graduating Student in the School of Life Sciences, Federal University of Technology Akure.
At BabsFoundation, we are proud to see one of our pioneer beneficiaries return to invest in the next generation.
We appreciate Stephen Ayeni and his team for this thoughtful gesture and wish him continued success in his academic pursuits and all he finds his hands doing.