By Muhammad Maitela, Damaturu
The Nigeria Evangelical Fellowship (NEF) in collaboration with Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA) have launched a food distribution program aimed at supporting vulnerable displaced people in the BAY States (Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe).
The intervention which kicked off at the EYN Church Headquarters in Maiduguri, saw over 100 adolescent girls and women who also received hygiene kits, while displaced individuals from the CAN IDP center were given 75kg bags of grains, cooking condiments, and detergents.
Medical outreach was also carried out during the distribution and drugs were given to people with ailments as some of the beneficiaries also underwent vital signs Medical examination.
Addressing the beneficiaries, the Executive Secretary/CEO NEF-AEA and Project Coordinator of the program in Nigeria, Rev. James Akinyele urged them not to lose faith in God and to continue praying for peace in Nigeria.
He described the current security challenges as existential, but assured that God would soon intervene to restore peace.
Rev. Akinyele explained that the program targets 300 households in Borno, 350 in Adamawa, and 300 in Yobe, aiming to support approximately 10,000 direct beneficiaries.
He emphasized that the intervention is designed to provide relief to those affected by the crisis in the region, while calling on well spirited individuals and government to invest in the welfare of security of the people.
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