Ramadan: Al-Ansar home distribute food items to Widows

• remind Nigerian to always share with one another in this fasting period

The management of Al-Ansar Children’s Home’ Kuje Area council of FCT has organize it  ‘Annual Ramadan Widows Welfare” programs with over 260 beneficiaries including the home Care givers..

In her  remark, the Amira of the children home, Hayiya  Amina Abubakar mni  call on the  widows not to always see themselves as people that cannot do great in life by learning to  give out  with  the little they have from the profit the make  through  the skills and  widows empowerment scheme of the home.

The Amira stated this during the  distribution of various food items to the widows.

She  also call on leaders in authority to care more for they citizens throw various welfare packages for the widows and other vulnerable people in the society.

Though Government cannot do everything alone, but it can tap on our natural resources scattering over the states for more  revenue for the benefits of all Nigerian

Hajiya Abubakar , ask  Nigerian to use this period to pray for the country and it leaders and learn to  give to others especially  at this season no matter how small they should try and  touch other people by sharing what theref have..

She expressed gratitude for individuals and organisations that always support the children home  especially through provision of food items and charge others whom God has bless to key in by  supporting the children home..

Govt should make policy that will create wealth and encourage investment and conducive environment,

Let me say this,  the rich should  develop the country through industrialization instead of building industries outside the country to create jobs to our Youths

One of the widows, Aishatu Mohd thanks the management of the  home for the kind gesture for  always  embarking yearly  both the empowerment and annual welfare programs for widows.

The Amira  credited partners, including the Abdulkabir Aliu Foundation, for their critical contributions to improving the children’s welfare. She further outlined the home’s broader social impact, noting that Al-Ansar supports nearly 300 widows in Kuje, provides free education and feeding for both Internal /External Orphans(As Alternative Orphans Care Initiative), and plans to establish a clinic to serve the wider community.