Dikko, Keyamo, Abike Dabiri - Erewa, Dele Momodu honour Falode ...Eulogise Tyler Fray Foundation.

Dikko, Keyamo, Abike Dabiri - Erewa, Dele Momodu honour Falode...Eulogise Tyler Fray Foundation.
The Tyler Fray Foundation, an initiative of a board member of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) Ms Aisha Falode, was launched on Monday at the Civic Centre, Victoria Island Lagos.The groundbreaking initiative unveiled in a statement on Monday represents a significant step in empowering the nation' youth to achieve their dreams and establish ending careers in the music industry.
The program was officially launched on Monday at the Civic Centre in Lagos, attended by an array of prominent personalities from the world of sports , music, governance, and business.
The event served as a rallying point for influential figures to endorse the foundation’s mission and celebrate its bold vision.
The foundation is firmly rooted in the passion and what Tyler stood for , to encourage music and education for talents who do not have the financial means to pursue and make their dream a reality. He was passionate about giving back and touching lives.
Emmanuel Adejoh , Moses Ajetomobi , John Chima, and two others are the first set of students to benefit from the Tyler Fray Foundation. Two will go for Advanced Diploma while the rest will pursue diploma courses.
Among the distinguished guests was Mallam Shehu Dikko, Chairman of the Nigerian Sports Commission, who delivered a keynote address , other notable figures Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairperson of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Festus Keyamo who both were represented, signaling the federal government endorsement. Otunba Dele Momodu publisher of Ovation Magazine, CEO of Brilla FM Larry Izamoje, media Entrepreneur Kadaria Ahmed and a host of highly notable Nigerians reflecting the widespread admiration and endorsement the initiative has garnered.
The scholarship offers recipients mentorship, access to industry networks, and opportunities to showcase their talents on prominent platforms with the aim of nurturing growth and confidence required to succeed in the music industry.
The scholarship program is rooted in the legacy of Oloruntoba Oluwadamilola Falode, fondly remembered as Tyler Fray. Tyler, the beloved son of Aisha Falode whose life was tragically cut short