By Bapai Takai, Confidence News Nigeria
In a show of philanthropy, the Tsaragi Emirate in Edu LG area Kwara State came to a standstill yesterday as the MOK Foundation donated substantial cash assistance to vulnerable groups within the community. The donation ceremony drew hundreds of attendees, including community leaders, government officials, and ecstatic beneficiaries.
The community leadership welcomed the MOK Foundation team, praising their philanthropic gesture. “This donation is a beacon of hope for our most vulnerable citizens, providing essential support during challenging times,” the leadership said, thanking the foundation for their kindness.
Beneficiaries carefully selected from various wards within the emirate, received substantial cash assistance to support their livelihoods and businesses, ensuring that no family was left behind. Beneficiaries included widows struggling to provide for their families, orphans requiring educational support, physically challenged individuals seeking financial independence, and low-income families needing assistance with basic necessities.
MOK Foundation’s Executive Director, Mr. Saheed Temitope Lawal, emphasized the organization’s commitment to empowering marginalized communities. “We identify and support those most in need, fostering equality and kindness,” Mr Saheed stated. “Our mission is to bridge the socio-economic gap in Nigerian communities, one donation at a time.”
Community members expressed heartfelt gratitude, citing the positive impact on their lives. “This assistance will help me pay my children’s school fees and restart my small business,” said Hajia Aisha, a beneficiary. “May God bless the MOK Foundation for their kindness.” Another beneficiary, Mallam Abubakar, added, “This donation will enable me to purchase necessary tools for my trade, ensuring a brighter future for my family.”
Tsaragi Emirate officials praised the MOK Foundation’s efforts, acknowledging the significant impact on the community. “The MOK Foundation’s donation has brought joy and relief to our most vulnerable citizens,” said Alhaji Umar Ibrahim. “We appreciate their commitment to our community’s well-being.”