Seyi Tinubu Foundation Donates Cash, Relief Items To Nasarawa Fire Victims

Son of the president, Ambassador Seyi Tinubu, through his non government organisation (NGO), Noella Foundation, has donated donated cash worth N2million with food items and other materials to the fire disaster victims.

There was a fire disaster in Akwanga that razed a whole building, rendering the occupants homeless.

A statement issued yesterday by Comrade Musa Ibrahim and obtained by LEADERSHIP, said: “He (Seyi) expressed dissatisfaction when he heard that the victims were sleeping in ramshackle made-up tents on street amid insecurity in the area,” the statement noted.

Representatives of Noella Foundation said the foundation were in Nasarawa state at the weekend to commiserate with the family over the fire incident and also to render assistance to the people involved.

They said Seyi prayed God to give the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

They stated that the donations were meant to assist them in reducing the pains from the unfortunate disaster.

The president’s son urged the beneficiary to make good use of the money and take precautonary measures to prevent the disaster from reoccurring.

The organisation explained that the donations were part of its mission and vision for establishing the organization to carter for the needy.

Recently, Noella Foundation made similar donation to the family of victims of salt intake in Kaduna State that claimed three lives.

“The organisation offers programmes that expand education, improve health, create employment, and protect the lives of poor people” he said.

The foundation hinted that more people would be receiving materials to cushion the effects of hard times in the country.

“Our organisation supports children with education, safety and also helps families to start their own business and also help many pupils in paying their fees in several schools”, it added” Kadijat

Aside from these, the foundation disclosed that medical care, equipment, and service were part of the assistance it would be rendering to Nigerians going forward.