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| Gallery I July 2007 - Night of 1001 Laughs USA 
Ms. Akinbuli with D'banj, Don Jazzy, and Wande Coal at Night of 1001 Laughs - 2007
The Second Annual Night of 1001 Laughs featured performances by Comedians, Basket Mouth, I Go Dye, Yibo Koko and musical performance by D'banj, Don Jazzy and Wande Coal. This annual event is organized by the Nigerian Reunion Corporation in partnership with the Exodus Guild. | June 2007 - Project 411: Disability and Africa Newsletter Our newsletter serves as a means to create disability awareness within the United States and African Communities. This issue of the newsletter feature d the following articles: Disease fact: Onchocerciasis (River Blindness) Blind People Have Superior Memory Skills, written by Charles @ Choi, LiveScience For Africa's Deaf and Blind, AIDS Is an Unknown Language, written by Marc Lacey, New York Times Profile: Henry Wanyoike; professional marathoner from Kenya, East Africa. | March 2007 - Project 411: Disability and Africa Newsletter Our newsletter serves as a means to create disability awareness within the United States and African Communities. The first issue of the newsletter, featured the following articles: 
The Exodus Guild, Inc: What we are About; The State of Disability in Africa. Viewpoint: Disability the Hidden Side of African Poverty, written by Sophie Mitra, Ph.D The International Day of Disabled Persons | October 2006 - PHENIG Annual Conference 
Ms. Akinbuli with Misters Akingbade, Mojuolagbe, and Ojudu at the PHENIG Conference. Founder and Executive Director, Ms. Funke Adenodi Akinbuli participated at the 1st Annual PHENIG (Public Health and Education in Nigeria) Conference held in Columbia, MD to inform on the State of disability in Nigeria. We are all stakeholders in this issue of disability and Africa. | July 2006 - Night of 1001 Laughs 
Comedians Julius Agwu and Basket Mouth with Ms. Akinbuli at Night of 1001 Laughs - 2006
At the first installment of Night of 1001 Laughs, Comedians Away Away, Julius Agwu, Basket Mouth and Michael Blackson were featuredwith musical performance from Opera singer Abiodun Koya. This annual event is organized by the Nigerian Reunion Corporation in partnership with the Exodus Guild. 
Ms. Akinbuli with NRC Executive Members at the Night of 1001 Laughs - July 2006 | December 2005 - THE BIRTH On December 23, 2005 what is now known as the Exodus Guild, Inc was formally registered in Massachusetts. Exodus was formed to promote the inclusion and welfare of Africans living with disability. We are optimistic about achieving our goals and thank all supporters in advance. The journey begins. 
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