Pelican Valley Nigeria Limited has announced a strategic partnership with the Police Officers Wives Association (POWA) to uplift women and families through empowerment initiatives.
The collaboration was revealed on Tuesday when a 13-member delegation from the Ogun State chapter of POWA, led by Chairperson Rev. Mrs. Olubusola Ogunlowo, visited Pelican Valley Estate in Laderin, Abeokuta.
Welcoming the delegation, Pelican Valley's Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Babatunde Adeyemo, praised POWA's dedication to enhancing the welfare of police officers' families.
He commended the association's President, Deaconess Elizabeth Egbetokun, wife of the Inspector-General of Police, for her unwavering support of widows and orphans in the police community.
We are honored to host such an inspiring group of women who are making a tangible impact in their communities," Adeyemo said. "Your dedication to supporting police families is commendable, and we are eager to collaborate for greater social good.
Adeyemo, a former journalist who once covered POWA's activities, lauded Rev. Ogunlowo for her forward-thinking leadership and commitment to forming strategic alliances.
He reaffirmed Pelican Valley's dedication to social responsibility, emphasizing that the company, built on integrity and quality service, will continue its humanitarian efforts.
Through its Oko Opo Foundation, Pelican Valley has been actively supporting widows, children, and underprivileged individuals.
The firm has previously contributed to the Nigeria Police by donating school bags and relief materials to the Police Children's School in Eleweran, Abeokuta, and providing infrastructural support to the Ogun State Police Command.
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A secure society is key to prosperity, and we remain committed to supporting the police in any way we can," Adeyemo added.
In response, Rev. Ogunlowo commended Adeyemo for his generosity and ethical business practices, urging him to continue using his platform to uplift others.
Integrity is rare in real estate, but you embody it. Giving is a gift, and those blessed with a platform should use it to make a difference," she stated.
Pelican Valley and POWA reaffirmed their commitment to exploring more partnership opportunities to empower women and strengthen families, emphasizing that collective action is essential for building stronger communities.
