Karen Igho, Denrele Edun, Laide Bakare, Osita Iheme, Nikki Laoye & More give support to Lamboginny’s “Freedom For Helpless Inmates” Outreach at Ikoyi Prisons

Some celebrities including Laide Bakare, Jafextra, Denrele Edun, Karen Igho, Flowssickk, Nikki Laoye, Osita Iheme, Dede Mabiaku and more gathered together with hip-hop artiste, Lamboginny on the 23rd of March, 2012 at the Ikoyi Prison in Lagos for the “Freedom For Helpless Inmates” programme.
Yinka Lawanson “Lamboginny” gave music a different meaning on the 15th of October 2009 when he started the ”Lamboginny Say No To Crime Concert” in different prisons in Nigeria, which over 40 top Nigerian celebs have joined him in five different concerts. The Dancehall Recording Artiste was made an Honourary Nigerian Prison Officer by the former C.G of prisons Mr Olushola Ogundipe (OFR,mni) as he constantly fights to re-orientate youths on the pains of crime and help with the re-instatement of freed inmates, back into the society. With his never dying passion to help inmates. “Lamboginny” came back again with this initiative ”Freedom For Helpless Inmates” to help ex-convicts find their way into the society and also educate the general society on forgiveness and acceptance. The first edition of this great initiative took place at Ikoyi Prisons, Lagos where 32 helpless inmates with minor cases, from different prisons in Lagos state got freedom.
Well done Lamboginny and other celebrities that supported him for this wonderful intiative.
More pictures from the event:

Karen Igho (BBA Amplified Winner) speaks to the inmates

Laide Bakare & Lamboginny

Osita Iheme & Lamboginny

Lamboginny, Dede Mabiaku & Jafextra

Denrele Edun

Some freed inmates with Lamboginny

Jafextra & Ilami P. Akio

Lamboginny

Lamboginny performing for the inmates

Lamboginny hugs an inmateHelen Adeleye (NTA)