Hunger has no religion and religious affiliations were put aside as both Christians and Muslims came together to ensure people in need were fed.


After a month of providing iftar to fasting Muslims to break their fast and distributions of non-perishable food items of rice, garri, noodles, milk, spaghetti, and Tomato paste to over 3000 people this Ramadan, FoodClique concluded their #Ramadan2018 with an Eid Feast for over 500 people.

Too many people because of poverty and tough economic situations what to eat would have been a major problem on Eid Fitr but Thankfully to God, volunteers and FoodClique that was not the case as they all ate and went home with take away... :DLol

This Ramadan program is one of the many programs they do to reduce hunger. Other programs by FoodClique are a community kitchen, family Meal, free school meals, waste for food, backpack, bag of hope for destitute etc.

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It's @foodcliquesupport on Instagram while on Twitter it's @foodclique

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This is great.
We in the south are very united and love each other, no matter what some flat heads that always waste their lives trying to make Yoruba Muslims look bad.
Let's pray for Nigeria.

Whenever I see things like this, it makes me happy and gives me hope.

I just pray that, it is being done for all the right reasons and not for any selfish interest.

Asides that, keep up the good work!