In its continued efforts in making sure thy everyone counts, MOK Foundation has donated a substantial amount of cash to Fulani women in Irra, Oyun Local Government Area. The donation, aimed at empowering the women economically, is expected to improve their livelihoods and contribute to the well-being of their families.

The event, held at the Irra Fulani Settlement, was attended by representatives of MOK Foundation, community leaders, and the beneficiaries. The foundation’s representative Alhaji Tunde Salahudeen emphasized the importance of empowering women, stating, “Women are the backbone of our society, and their economic independence is crucial for the well-being of their families and communities.”

The Fulani women, who were overwhelmed with gratitude, expressed their appreciation to MOK Foundation for the kind gesture. They pledged to utilize the funds wisely, invest in profitable ventures, and become role models for other women in their community.

This donation is a testament to MOK Foundation’s commitment to supporting marginalized groups and promoting economic empowerment in Kwara State. As the foundation continues to extend its reach to more communities, its impact is expected to be felt by many more lives.

The donation is a timely intervention, considering the economic challenges faced by the Fulani community in Irra. The cash donation will help the women invest in income-generating activities, improve their economic status, and enhance their overall well-being.

MOK Foundation’s gesture has been hailed as a remarkable display of kindness and compassion. The foundation’s dedication to empowering marginalized communities is a beacon of hope for a brighter future.