In a remarkable act of philanthropy, the AMBSAM Foundation has once again demonstrated its enduring commitment to community and legacy by making a seven-figure donation to support the newlywed couple, Mr. Damilare Nurudeen Abass and Mrs. Oladunni Mariam Abass, during their grand wedding celebration in Epe, Lagos.
EpeInsights reports that the event held recently in Epe, brought together a distinguished gathering of indigenes and special guests.
However, the donation, announced during the wedding is more than a gesture of goodwill as it represents the Foundation’s decade-long mission to support families impacted by a tragic loss that shook the Epe community nearly 10 years ago.
Founded in memory of six young leaders lost to a 2015 boating accident—Adewale, Mogaji, Bello, Salau, Agoro, and Mogaji—AMBSAM has grown into a pillar of support for the community, upholding their legacies through educational aid, family support, and community empowerment.
Speaking at the event, the National Coordinator of AMBSAM and publisher of EkoHotBlog, Otunba T.J. Abass, reaffirmed the Foundation’s commitment to legacy-building.
“AMBSAM was formed not only to remember those we lost but to stand with the families they left behind. Damilare has been one of those helping us grow this vision, and today we are proud to support him as he begins this new chapter.”
The presentation was made by Duke Olabode Garbadeen of Duke TV and Kemi Garbadeen Adedeji, both cornerstone members of the Foundation.
Mrs. Adedeji emphasized that the donation recognized Damilare’s years of service to AMBSAM and expressed confidence that the contribution would help set the couple on a strong financial path.
This act of giving reflects AMBSAM’s guiding principle: “One for all, and all for one.” It’s a message that continues to resonate across generations in Epe, reminding the community of the enduring power of unity, memory, and shared responsibility.
