Olajide Tominsin (Street Bishop)
By Super blessing:-
An Osun State-based journalist and On-Air Personality, Olajide Steve Tominsin, popularly known as “Street Bishop,” has marked his birthday in a unique way by reaching out to children living on the streets in Ilesa.
Tominsin, who described the initiative as an act of love and giving, visited some street children ahead of his birthday and provided them with food.
In a post shared on his official Facebook page, Obtained by Thecasternews, the media practitioner announced his intention to feed 50 street children, saying the gesture is aimed at building trust and creating a pathway to helping the children leave the streets and return to school.
He said the children seen during the outreach are not criminals, but children who have been neglected by society and have resorted to begging for food and money on the streets.
According to him, providing food is only the first step, as his broader objective is to engage the children, encourage education and help them find alternatives to street life.
Tominsin further stated that his advocacy is centred on education rather than pity, shelter rather than the street, and skills rather than begging.
He called on members of the public, stakeholders to support the campaign against what he described as “children’s streetism,” stressing the need for collective efforts to protect vulnerable children and provide them with opportunities for a better future.
According to report, The birthday outreach has consequently turned Tominsin’s celebration into an avenue for social intervention, using the occasion to draw public attention to the plight of children living on the streets.If you want.
