Muhydeen Okunola Kayode, the founder of the MOK Foundation, has been honored with the Abdul Momoh Photography Ambassadorial Award.
In a statement during the presentation, celebrated photographer Abdul Momoh explained that the award recognizes Okunola’s significant contributions to society and his philanthropic efforts. He lauded Okunola as a community builder and a staunch advocate for humanity.
The Abdul Momoh Photography Masterclass, an annual event that has become a cornerstone in photography development, served as the backdrop for the award presentation. The event underscores Okunola’s commitment to fostering creative and professional growth.
MOK Foundation’s philanthropic initiatives have made remarkable impacts across various societal spheres, including social welfare, economic empowerment, and sports development. Among its achievements, the foundation is celebrated for re-grassing the Offa Township Stadium and offering cash prizes to winners of the recent Offa Preseason Tournament.
These efforts have firmly established the foundation as a household name in Nigeria, known for its transformative influence and far-reaching impacts.
Abdul Momoh expressed profound gratitude to Muhydeen Okunola Kayode for supporting the just-concluded Photography Masterclass Seminar, noting that his involvement exemplifies his dedication to societal advancement and talent development.
