By Kayode Afolabi, Ibadan
It was an atmosphere filled with pomp and pageantry in Ibadan as corps members (Charity group) gifted food and drinks to the less privileged members in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.
This was done in accordance with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Scheme to give back to the society
The charity group under Lagelu local government on Thursday paid a visit to less Privileged at iwo road, Ibadan and gifted them food and drinks
Speaking with Newsline NG, the President of group, Falusi Justinah said the long awaited project has finally come to reality
Her words "The primary objective of the program is to provide support to those in need by offering them nourishment and engaging them in meaningful conversations to understand their challenges and provide motivation.
"During the engagement sessions, several key discussions emerged such as ;
Economic Challenges: Beneficiaries expressed their struggles with the economic situation, including unemployment, rising costs of living, and limited access to basic amenities.
"Despite facing adversity, many individuals showcased remarkable resilience and determination to improve their circumstances and provide for their families.
According to her, "The provision of food and drinks helped alleviate hunger and provided temporary relief to individuals facing food insecurity. Moreover, the engaging conversations offered emotional support and motivation, empowering them to face their challenges with renewed determination.
"Corp members gained valuable insights into the realities faced by marginalized communities and developed a deeper understanding of the importance of empathy, compassion, and community engagement in driving positive change.
She however thanked the group members, all volunteers, donors, and partners who contributed to the success of this initiative.
"I want specially thank our LGI, Mrs Precious Ejimodu and her Assistant, Mrs Amodu Lateefat B. for their love, impact, encouragement and support during and after the project.
"We not only addressed immediate needs but also fostered a sense of solidarity and compassion within the community. She said.
Some of the beneficiaries who spoke with Newsline NG, thanked the group (Charity group), for thier kind gesture.
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