The EcoFlame Project, part of the Clean Cooking Agenda championed by HE Senator Oluremi Tinubu, in partnership with Hope Restored Network (NAWA), and Olowu Hope Initiative (OHI), was officially launched at the Olowu Palace to promote safe, clean, and sustainable cooking.
Kabiyesi Alayeluwa Oba Saka Adelola Matemilola spoke on the hazards of firewood and the benefits of gas, highlighting support for families unable to afford cylinders.
Olori Ameenat Adeleye Matemilola welcomed guests with a message on health, empowerment, and environmental protection, while Olori Adijat Matemilola, in her goodwill message, encouraged women to take advantage of interest-free empowerment loans to support small businesses and promote financial independence for women in the community.
Dr. Amina A. Kundiri, Founder / Director-General, NAWA-ORG & Hope Restored Network (HRN), highlighted the EcoFlame Project as a clean-energy initiative that will make cooking safer, healthier, and more sustainable for families.
Better Life for African Rural Women also shared key initiatives for Owu communities, including medical relief, bail support for minor offenders, and seed grants to empower women and men in small businesses.
The event featured practical demonstrations on safe gas usage and waste-to-gas conversion, inspiring communities to embrace clean, sustainable, and safe cooking solutions.
Distinguished guests included Engr. Adeniyi Osoba, Dr. LG Adeleye, Adewusi Olajumoke, SA Samson Ayodeji, and Damilola Ayeni, Personal Assistant to Aisha Babangida.
