Glowfux visits The Eagle Online, unveils 10th anniversary plans

GLOWFUX has unveiled a series of activities lined up for its 10th anniversary celebration during a courtesy visit to The Eagle Online headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria.

The delegation was received by the Managing Editor/CEO, Dotun Oladipo, and Head of Office and Content, Oluwayemisi Raji.

The annual humanitarian social intervention initiative, organised by Fanafillit Integrated Concepts, also used the visit to appreciate the media organisation for its support and visibility over the years.

The delegation, led by the Convener of Glowfux, Olubode Mac Oserinde, included Media Team Lead Chisom Oparaugo, Adetunbo Victoria, Ajayi Oluwafemi, Abimbola Adebambo, and Temidayo Adewunmi.

Speaking during the visit, Oserinde thanked the management of Premium Eagle Media Limited, publishers of The Eagle Online and owner of The Eagle Online YouTube channel, for consistently supporting the initiative and helping to amplify its message of charity and social responsibility.

He said: “Words cannot express how much we appreciate the fact that you made out the time for us, despite your busy schedule. 

“And it goes to show that you have not only been giving us the opportunity to gain visibility through your platform, but because you also believe in humanity.

“So, we really thank you, sir, and we pray almighty God for the opportunity to be with you in everything you do.”

The convener said the visit was aimed at appreciating media organisations that have supported the project since its inception. 

He added: “Our visitation today is to especially thank you for all you have been doing over the years.

“When we’re talking about the top five media platforms that have been giving Glowfux Charity Concerts the visibility it deserves, The Eagle Online is definitely going to be either one or two out of the three.

“So, we thank you so much.”

Oserinde disclosed that this year’s edition would mark the 10th anniversary of the annual charity event, making it a significant milestone for the organisation.

He said: “This year’s edition of Glowfux Charity Concert is going to be our 10th anniversary.

“And that is particularly the reason why we consider it imperative to visit some of the media platforms that have been giving us visibility, to meet with them, thank them, and also share our plans for Glowfux 2026.”

He explained that the organisation had already commenced a series of activities designed to promote the culture of giving and encourage public participation.

According to him, one of the initiatives was the Glowfux Vox Pop campaign.

He said: “We went to the streets and markets to get people to talk about charity because basically the essence of all this is just for us to create more awareness about the need for people to embrace the act of giving selflessly.

“It’s not just about Glowfux, but also the need for society to appreciate giving selflessly, even when it is sometimes not convenient for you.”

Oserinde also highlighted the role of the Glowfux Young Ambassadors, describing them as the initiative’s foot soldiers.

He said: “They are children between age five and 17, who are like our foot soldiers for Glowfux.

“With the support of their parents, we get their network of friends and family to support the Glowfux Charity Concert.”

He further announced the Glowfux Theme Song Challenge, which will run from June 28 to July 28.

“We want to encourage youth out there to give us the theme song that we can use for this year’s Glowfux 10th Anniversary,” he said.

Other programmes outlined include the media unveiling and volunteers orientation scheduled for August 15, as well as the Glowfux Charity Novelty Match planned for October.