At a short event kept in Abuja on Thursday 13 June 2024, Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Good Samaritan Matters and Hardship Relief turned over cheques amounting to practically $2 million to the Globe Food Program and the Nigerian Red Cross Culture. The financing was provided by the Economic Area of West African States (ECOWAS), which asked the ministry to collaborate the job.
Teacher Fatou SOW SARR, ECOWAS Commissioner for Human Being Growth and Social Matters, offered both cheques to agents of the Federal Ministry at the launch of its flooding help program, which was participated in by the Nigerian Ministry of Good Samaritan Matters, the Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Matters and the Globe Food Program. The cheques were after that offered to the Red Cross Culture and the Globe Food Program specifically.
Teacher SARR offered the Nigerian Red Cross with a cheque for 906,205 United States bucks, with the goal of getting to 3,500 homes in the states of Adamawa, Anambra, Oyo, Kebbi, Kogi and Rivers in Nigeria. It will certainly additionally dig 12 wells to guarantee accessibility to secure alcohol consumption water, therefore minimizing the threat of water-borne conditions in the picked neighborhoods. According to Benson Agbro, Supervisor of Calamity Monitoring at the Nigerian Red Cross, ‘This contract highlights our common dedication to altruistic concepts and the health of our people. It is a testimony to what we can accomplish with cooperation and uniformity. With each other, we are not simply replying to a catastrophe, we are laying the structures for a much more durable and flourishing future for our country”.
Teacher SARR was after that signed up with by agents from the Ministries of Good Samaritan Matters and Foreign Matters to provide a cheque for one million bucks to the Replacement National Supervisor of the Globe Food Program, Mr Man ADOUA. In Mr Adoua’s very own words: ‘This collaboration will certainly remain to give crucial food, nourishment and strength structure assistance to neighborhoods in Katsina and Sokoto States and reinforce state federal government organizations and programs for better sustainability”.
ECOWAS and the Federal Government of Nigeria have once more showed their steady dedication to the health of individuals with a charitable payment. “With each other, we are developing lasting remedies that will certainly guarantee lasting food protection and strength in the area”.
Dispersed by APO Team in behalf of Economic Area of West African States (ECOWAS).
