Netizens have praised Andray Finance Limited following an outreach programme that provided support to widows as part of the birthday celebration of its chairman and founder, Bayowa-Borokini.



The initiative, organised in collaboration with Kokun Foundation, brought together hundreds of widows for a day of assistance and social engagement. According to organisers, beneficiaries received cash empowerment support, relief food boxes, and other gifts aimed at easing economic hardship.


The event also featured music, games, and interactive sessions designed to create a sense of community and uplift participants. Organisers described the outreach as a demonstration of compassion and commitment to social impact.


“This was a celebration of impact, compassion, and giving,” Kokun Foundation said in a statement shared online, noting that the programme was intended to support vulnerable groups while marking the founder’s birthday.


The outreach quickly gained traction on social media, where users expressed mixed reactions. Many commended the gesture, highlighting its impact on beneficiaries and the importance of philanthropy.


Several users described the initiative as thoughtful and inspiring. One commenter, Praise Ukah, noted that the gesture reflected “impact” and wished the founder continued good health. Others praised the consistency of the outreach, with some describing the chairman as a “quiet” philanthropist whose actions speak louder than words.


However, not all reactions were entirely supportive. Some users questioned the decision to publicise the outreach, arguing that acts of charity should not always be documented or shared online. One user, Tunde Globe, queried whether it was necessary to record and post such activities on social media.


Despite the criticism, the dominant sentiment remained positive, with many users encouraging continued acts of generosity. Some also linked the outreach to brand visibility, with at least one commenter stating an intention to engage with the company’s services after seeing the initiative.


The outreach underscores the growing role of corporate-backed philanthropy in Nigeria, particularly in addressing social welfare gaps. It also highlights the increasing intersection between charity and digital visibility, as organisations balance impact with public engagement.