Ibidunni Ighodalo: Event planner to organise free baby shower in Ikorodu

Ibidunni is the wife of accountant and clergyman, Ituah Ighodalo whose search for a child has been widely publicized.

Former beauty queen and CEO of Elizabeth R,, Ibidunni Ighodalo has announced what may become the biggest free baby shower ever.

The Ibidunni Ighodalo Foundation (IFF) invites parents with babies aged from one day-old to one year-old to a marketplace of free shopping.

Ibidunni is the wife of accountant and clergyman, Ituah Ighodalo whose search for a child has been widely publicized.

The compassionate Ibidunni whose interest in issues around pregnancy and childbirth is becoming legendary is known to fund assisted reproductive procedure for infertile couples, costing, at least, N1.3 million per couple.

Earlier in the year, the IIF held a hugely attended first Parent-in-Waiting Conference that accommodated heart-rending testimonies from couples who surmounted the hurdle of childlessness. Different experts were also on hand to discourse matters relating to infertility; while medical teams offered free screening.

Holding at the Millennium Housing Estate Open Field, Ibeshe-Ikorodu on Friday December 22, the Baby’s Day Out is another novelty that brings to manifestation the slogan of the IIF, ‘Touching Lives and Fulfilling Dreams’. 

The Baby’s Day Out at Ikorodu is the apparent next logical step in the IIF’s sustained effort to bring fulfillment and happiness to couples.

The Baby’s Day Out has been conceived as a platform to celebrate the birth of children from one day-old to one year-old by presenting gifts to mothers and babies at a party.

As event planning is Ibidunni Ighodalo’s most visible occupation, the IIF is expected to create a perfect baby shower including themes, ideas, games and foods; which merge seamlessly into the Christmas festivity.

Tens of hundreds of babies and mothers are expected to throng the venue between Midday and 6.00pm to benefit from the IIF largesse which may include mini furniture such as play table or rocking chair, toys, dolls, stuffed animals, picture books, keepsake boxes and cute clothing.

The IIF statement does not discriminate on the social status of babies and mothers who can attend the event, suggesting that everyone is welcome.