it has been a custom of leading social club in Saki, Aridunnu Family to give alms to less privilege people in the society. This year was not an exemption as the association embarked on Humanitarian service to needy in the society.
According to the press release emanated from the association which reads in part:
“As part of our efforts towards reducing the hardship among the needy and orphans in our community, the Aridunnu Family under the leadership of Com. Abdulrahaman Quabid Aderemi distributed foodstuff and Ankara to the less privileged and the orphans in Saki.”
“The offline humanitarian outreach is mainly aimed at distribution of foodstuff and cloth to the needy for the celebration of Ramadan and Eid’il fitr.”
“More than 50 vulnerable family were benefited from this gesture across the nook and cranny of Saki, and the beneficiaries were so excited, Their innocence and joy in the little things brought us so much happiness. It’s heartwarming to see how a small act of kindness can make such a big difference in someone’s life.”
“We charge all the political office holders, wealthy and influential personalities in our society to take upon themselves the challenge of providing for the less privileged as to give them sense of belonging, encourage them and make them happy especially during the Ramadan and Salah period, There are millions of hungry children and women across the world in need of our kindness and compassion.”
“We are using this medium to thanks everyone who contributed to this cause, most especially, the CEO of Shikemi fabrics, we appreciate her generosity towards achieving this program, we pray may God continue to bless her. And to all the salt of life, we really appreciate your love and trust you have invested in us and we promise we will always give you the best, we pray may God continue to bless you all.”
“On a final note, This humanitarian outreach won’t stop here, we will ensure that it will continue as we want to sustain the process Inorder to make the world a better place to live in for all irrespective of status.”
