MD Foundation Appoints Two New Members to Board of Trustees

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By Salami Abdulrahaman | Pan Afric Reporters

The MD Foundation for Charity and National Integration has appointed Abdulraheem Ridwan Bolaji and Kudomi Shehu Oladimeji as members of its Board of Trustees.

The appointments were announced in a statement by the Founder and Executive Director, Ikudomi Muhammad Olanrewaju, on October 2, 2026, during a brief ceremony at the organisation’s headquarters in Abuja.

The foundation said the appointments were aimed at strengthening its leadership and governance structure while advancing its mission of community development, capacity building and poverty alleviation, as well as promoting peacebuilding, national integration and sustainable development.

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“We are thrilled to welcome these accomplished professionals to our Board. Their collective experience in governance, policy advocacy and nonprofit management will be invaluable in guiding the MD Foundation’s strategic direction. As we continue to drive positive change in Nigeria’s civil society space, their leadership will help us strengthen our impact and sustainability,” the organisation stated.

Appointment letters and certificates of recognition were presented to the new trustees by Olanrewaju, who expressed confidence in their ability to contribute to the foundation’s growth and development.

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Bolaji, who is based in Kwara State, is a Senior Safety Officer at Kwara State University (KWASU). His professional background in safety management is expected to contribute to workplace safety, risk prevention and organisational effectiveness.

 

Oladimeji, who is based in Osun State, is the Chief Executive Officer of KS Oladimeji Travels and Tours. His entrepreneurial experience in the travel and tourism sector is expected to bring additional business and organisational perspectives to the foundation’s leadership.

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The foundation said the appointments reflect its commitment to engaging individuals whose expertise, experience and dedication can advance its long-term objectives.

 

The new trustees are expected to contribute to the foundation’s strategic direction, institutional development and sustainability, particularly in programmes focused on education, youth empowerment, humanitarian assistance, leadership development and peacebuilding.

 

The organisation reaffirmed its commitment to supporting vulnerable communities, creating opportunities for young people and promoting an inclusive society. It expressed optimism that the appointments would strengthen its partnerships and advance its humanitarian objectives.

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