‎Nigeria @ 65: Foundation Renews Support For Vulnerable Nigerians

A non-profit humanitarian organisation, Hazras Charity Foundation (HCF), has joined other Nigerians to celebrate the nation’s 65th Independence anniversary with a renewed pledge to strengthen its support for vulnerable groups nationwide.

In a press statement issued by the special adviser on Media and Publicity to the Foundation’s national chairman, Jabiru Hassan, he congratulated Nigerians for witnessing another era of unity, joy and progress.
He said the foundation remains committed to serving humanity in diverse sectors, with initiatives to improve livelihoods, foster unity and promote compassion among citizens.

In his Independence anniversary message, the national chairman, Dr Abdullateef Abdulkadir, and the chairperson of the foundation’s Board of Trustees (BoT), Hajiya Lauratu Ado Diso, expressed optimism about Nigeria’s future despite the current challenges.

“We are confident that Nigeria will continue to thrive as one united nation because Nigerians cherish peace, progress and unity. In this regard, Hazras Charity Foundation will continue to extend more support to the underprivileged, without bias or discrimination,” they said.

Over the years, under the able leadership of Abdulkadir and his dedicated team, the foundation said it had implemented several impactful humanitarian interventions, reaching vulnerable individuals and families affected by disasters and social challenges across Nigeria.