The MTN Foundation has put a smile on the faces of about 1,500 kids in 36 institutions across the country. Each establishment was gifted foodstuff and baby care products.

According to Dennis Okoro, Director, MTN Foundation, “the provision of basic living amenities and consumables to the underprivileged is critical to the growth and development of our country. We are passionate about this and that is what these initiatives are about, making life better for the children of this great nation”.

The management of the homes visited expressed their gratitude for MTN Foundation’s care, which they described as timely and uplifting.

MTN Foundation Director, Mrs. Mosun Bello-Olusoga noted that “Children’s homes such as these typically have a hard time sourcing fund. We all need to do our part, we all need to do more. Moments like these give us the opportunity to step out, reach out and show love.”

During each visit, MTN staff and representatives of the Foundation spent time with the children, talking about life, interests, and inspirations as well as playing with the kids.

“These are very special places with very special children. Bursting with ideas, kids are such great dreamers not bound by perceived limitations. They are so full of love, children are an inspiration to us all! I am grateful and honored to have been part of this,” said Adekemi Adisa, a General Manager in MTN’s Human Resources Division.

Places visited include Kids with a vision Foundation, Jos; Katsina children’s home; Al Ansar home, Abuja; Bethesda Home for the Blind, Lagos; Grace Orphan Rescue Foundation, Rivers; Eruobodo Centre for Special needs children Ogun; Ancilla motherless babies home, Imo and Save the child motherless and abandoned babies home, Owerri, Imo State.

The MTN Nigeria Foundation works with local and international partner organizations to implement sustainable projects focused on mother and child health, youth empowerment and arts and culture.Established in 2004, the Foundation is the corporate social investment arm of MTN. Buoyed by the continued patronage of its customers, MTN remains a dominant player in Nigeria’s ICT

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/mtn-foundation-donates-items-to-motherless-homes-across-nigeria/

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The MTN Foundation has put a smile on the faces of about 1,500 kids in 36 institutions across the country. Each establishment was gifted foodstuff and baby care products.

According to Dennis Okoro, Director, MTN Foundation, “the provision of basic living amenities and consumables to the underprivileged is critical to the growth and development of our country. We are passionate about this and that is what these initiatives are about, making life better for the children of this great nation”.

The management of the homes visited expressed their gratitude for MTN Foundation’s care, which they described as timely and uplifting.

MTN Foundation Director, Mrs. Mosun Bello-Olusoga noted that “Children’s homes such as these typically have a hard time sourcing fund. We all need to do our part, we all need to do more. Moments like these give us the opportunity to step out, reach out and show love.”

During each visit, MTN staff and representatives of the Foundation spent time with the children, talking about life, interests, and inspirations as well as playing with the kids.

“These are very special places with very special children. Bursting with ideas, kids are such great dreamers not bound by perceived limitations. They are so full of love, children are an inspiration to us all! I am grateful and honored to have been part of this,” said Adekemi Adisa, a General Manager in MTN’s Human Resources Division.

Places visited include Kids with a vision Foundation, Jos; Katsina children’s home; Al Ansar home, Abuja; Bethesda Home for the Blind, Lagos; Grace Orphan Rescue Foundation, Rivers; Eruobodo Centre for Special needs children Ogun; Ancilla motherless babies home, Imo and Save the child motherless and abandoned babies home, Owerri, Imo State.

The MTN Nigeria Foundation works with local and international partner organizations to implement sustainable projects focused on mother and child health, youth empowerment and arts and culture.Established in 2004, the Foundation is the corporate social investment arm of MTN. Buoyed by the continued patronage of its customers, MTN remains a dominant player in Nigeria’s ICT

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/mtn-foundation-donates-items-to-motherless-homes-across-nigeria/

Who cares about a stupid organisation called MTN?a company that uses contract staffs as slaves for years without conversion to permanent status. Una dey mad!