At 50, I’ll devote my life to humanity —Aare Adams

Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams, has promised to devote the rest of his life to charity and service to humanity.
Adams, who turned 50 yesterday Thursday, April 30, however, said he is dedicating this year edition of his birthday to God and to the memory of those that have lost their lives to the raging COVID-19 global pandemic.
In a statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Aderemi, the Yoruba leader said he would be focusing more on charity to the poor and the less privileged people in the society.
Aare Adams said: “I am not getting younger, attaining this glorious age is never by my power or might, it is simply by the special grace of God. God has been so wonderful to me and the rest of my family. Therefore, at 50, I think I need to do a lot more in enriching the lives of the poor people in the country”,
“As the Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, it is important to look beyond the present situation in the country, and see how we can be of help to people that have lost hope.
“It is wonderful putting smiles on the faces of several people through charity. It is quite interesting impacting people’s lives positively and that is exactly what I want to live my life for. I want to impact humanity through empowerment programmes and human capacity development initiatives.”
Culled from Vanguard