Nigeria Foundation Honors Leaders for Poverty Work
The Ologodidan Jezi Foundation recognized Nigerian leaders at its second annual Food Drive event in Abuja. The ceremony honored President Bola Tinubu and Minister Bernard Mohammed Doro for supporting humanitarian initiatives.
A Nigerian nonprofit celebrated government support for poverty reduction efforts at a food distribution event in the capital city.
The Ologodidan Jezi Foundation held its second annual Food Drive at Eagles Square in Abuja, honoring President Bola Tinubu and Humanitarian Affairs Minister Bernard Mohammed Doro. The event recognized the administration's commitment to backing programs that help vulnerable communities.
Foundation founder Dr. Rachael Ojuade praised the government's focus on humanitarian service. She said the partnership between her organization and officials helps advance their shared mission of reducing poverty nationwide.
Tunde Doherty, representing the minister, encouraged continued support for initiatives that improve Nigerian welfare. He confirmed the administration would keep backing programs with positive community impact.
The Ripple Effect
When nonprofits and government agencies work together, resources can reach more people in need. The Food Drive represents one effort to coordinate poverty alleviation across Nigeria, where such partnerships could help scale successful programs.
The foundation plans to continue its relationship with government officials to expand its humanitarian reach.
Based on reporting by Google News - Poverty Reduction
This story was written by BrightWire based on verified news reports.
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