IN his forties and today a year older, Ambassador Kaokab Ibraheem Aroworatira, a proud Alimosho indigene and philanthropist, continues to distinguish himself in all ways connected to the Alimosho community; and even in many more ways others in his shoes should emulate.
Alimosho is the most populated Local Government Area in Nigeria with over six million people, hence children, youth, and women development and empowerment is very necessary and key. One individual that readily stands tall in giving to this class of community dwellers is Ambassador Kaokab Ibraheem Aroworatira and he just won't stop.
In his forties and a year older today, the necessity to bring Kaokab into public notice at this moment appears absolutely appropriate and well deserving.
Kaokab Ibraheem Aroworatira, a true son of the Egbe-Idimu area of Alimosho, was raised in the home of the late Chief Imam of the Idimu province who happens to be his father. He began his elementary education at the Community Primary School, Isheri, Idimu Lagos and proceeded to Anwarul Islam College, Agege Lagos thereafter.
He attended the Lagos State University (LASU) where he had his Diploma in Public Administration in the year 2000. Done at LASU, he enrolled at the University Of Lagos (UNILAG) for a degree in Creative Arts, after which he moved to the UK where he had since established himself as a successful entrepreneur.
From the onset, Kaokab would seem to have a clear vision of how 'giving back' should be a lifestyle as being humanitarian is something he lives with up till the present. For starters, he is an ardent promoter of causes that relate to the youth in Alimosho, the community that sheltered his youth, and his generous spirit always would lead him to singlehandedly sponsor meaningful community projects that are focused on improving the welfare of the people around him.
Kaokab would annually sponsor community primary schools' inter-house sports projects to make the children engaged and happy. In 2022, very remarkably, he sponsored some fifty community secondary school students to attend the Alimosho Tomorrow Leaders Conference which saw about four hundred pupils impacted with positive life-changing mentorship. He will be picking the bills for another fifty students this year in a grand edition that is designed to host and impact the lives of about eight hundred community students.
In addition to all these, Kaokab Ibraheem Aroworatira sponsors Alimosho Compass, a weekly feature column on AlimoshoToday.com, that sheds light on the challenges faced by the Alimosho community and with workable solutions to the problems.
As Ambassador Kaokab Ibraheem Aroworatira turns a year older today, the Alimosho community is not only truly blessed to have him as a son, but also presents him as a personality worth emulating by other personalities abound in our community.
