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Yuletide: Foundation distributes food items to 350 indigent women in Kogi

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
December 29, 2023
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Yuletide: Foundation distributes food items to 350 indigent women in Kogi
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An NGO, Doyin and Suzan Foundation, has distributed food items  to  no fewer than  350 indigent women in  communities in Isanlu, Yagba East Local Government Area of Kogi.

Mrs Adedoyin Ibikunle-Eshanumi, Executive Director of the foundation, said  this during the  distribution of the items   on Friday in Isanlu,

She said the gesture was part of the foundation’s humanitarian activities to reach out to the less privileged during festive season and put smiles on their faces.

Ibikunle-Eshanumi added that the gesture  was also to cushion the  effects of the removal of fuel subsidy in the area.

“Our foundation distributed food items and other relief items to over 500 vulnerable women in October, and now we are distributing  food items to over 350 women in this festive season.

“We also empowered over 400 vulnerable citizens during Easter celebration in April and 300 women immediately after the removal of fuel subsidy in June.

”The gesture is part of our foundation’s vision to empower the less privileged in the society and alleviate their sufferings.

“The empowerment of women, including widows, is key to the  eradication of poverty.

“We will continue to do that as part of our humanitarian services,” she said.

The executive director urged well- meaning individuals, other NGOs and corporate organizations to always support the less privileged in the society, saying the government could not  do it alone.

Two of the beneficiaries, Mrs Hannah John, and Mrs Mariam Adebisi, who are widows, expressed their gratitude to the foundation for putting smiles on their faces with the food items.

“We appreciate Chief Adedoyin and her foundation for always assisting poor women, especially the widows in the society. May God bless and protect her,” Adebisi said.

Items distributed include, rice and some food ingredients.

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