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Professor Ademola Adesina Memorial Foundation Takes COVID-19 Relief Package To Igbajo
It was a profoundly touching day as a Non-Governmental Organization, Professor Ademola Adesina Memorial Foundation under the leadership of its President/Founder, Arc. Dapo Ademola-Adesina,FICM, CMC,FIMS visited Igbajo, in Boluwaduro Local Government of Osun to distribute COVID-19 relief package to widows.
Online Editor,(Media & Publicity) to the foundation, Adebayo Fajinmi who led the organization’s team to the ancient town during the delivery of the relief package worth several thousands of naira on behalf of the President said the gesture of bring succour to vulnerable ones is the primary assignment of the foundation.
“Relieving sufferings of widows, orphans and the unemployed youths is our primary assignment. At a time like this that Coronavirus has put the world on lockdown, thereby, fractured the vulnerable into frightening fissiparous tendecy of hunger, we have come with deep love and compassion on behalf of our President,Arc. Dapo Ademola-Adesina to donate this relief package to the vulnerable in our community.”
While speaking on behalf of the widows, Chief (Mrs) Adebowale Adebimpe, Iyalode of Igbajoland who is also the leader of women in Igbajo received the donation on behalf of the widows and expressed her profound gratitude for this show of love, shown to the vulnerable in the community at a time like this.
“We are ineffably grateful to Arc. Dapo Ademola-Adesina and the entire team of Professor Ademola Adesina Memorial Foundation for this kind gesture at a time like this. I must say,most sincerely,that, it’s an act that would never be forgotten in a hurry. God would continually bless and enrich them,” she said.
The relief package include: food stuffs and money for sustenance.
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