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By Funsho Arogundade
The City of Brampton in Canada has recognised businessman and socialite, Alhaji Ibrahim Dende Egungbohun, for his remarkable contributions to a transformative initiative designed to empower women through essential skill-building for independence and self-reliance. This formal acknowledgment took place Friday, August 15 in Mayor Patrick Brown’s office during a visit from the Africa Made Economic Growth Initiative (AMEGI) team. Represented by his wife, Omolara Egungbohun, the businessman, popularly known as IBD Dende, received the certification amidst an atmosphere of gratitude and celebration.
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Mayor Brown presented the certificate personally and extended his commendations to the IBD Foundation for their relentless pursuit of women’s empowerment, development, and their philanthropic efforts. The Certificate of Recognition underscored Egungbohun’s unwavering dedication and tireless efforts to create diverse opportunities for women to enhance their skills, develop their potential, and ultimately prosper in their personal and professional lives.
As a philanthropist, esteemed businessman, and influential social figure, IBD Dende’s impact in Nigeria and beyond is both profound and far-reaching. His generosity and steadfast commitment have significantly bolstered the confidence of programme participants, facilitating their ability to envision and construct brighter futures while strengthening community ties. The businessman’s contributions serve as a vital catalyst for transformative change, offering practical skills that enhance employability while reshaping the economic and social framework for women. Through an assortment of workshops, mentorship programmes, and robust support networks, he has fostered an encouraging environment where women can fully explore and realise their potential. This Brampton’s recognition is a clarion call for collective action toward a more equitable and inclusive society.
