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Ekuigbo, Ughelli, Delta State, 8th June – The Oke Umurhohwo Foundation successfully wrapped up its Free Fuel Initiative today in Ekuigbo, Ughelli, providing much-needed support to nearly 200 commercial drivers in the community.

The initiative, organized in celebration of the founder Hon. Oke Umurhohwo's birthday on May 5th, aimed to ease the financial strain on commercial drivers in Ughelli. Starting promptly at 8:00 AM, the event was managed efficiently and peacefully, thanks to the Foundation's dedicated team.

Hon. Oke Umurhohwo's participation in the fuel distribution added to the event's excitement, as drivers expressed immense gratitude for the support.

Project lead Miss Deborah Emekpe shared her satisfaction with the initiative's success, saying, "Today's successful and organised event showcased the incredible community spirit of Ekuigbo. Our goal was to reduce the financial burdens on commercial drivers, and witnessing their gratitude was deeply rewarding. The dedication of our team made this possible, and I am extremely proud of what we accomplished."

Foundation Director, Miss Edima Bassey highlighted the broader impact, stating, "Our Foundation is committed to making tangible differences in people's lives. By providing free fuel to commercial drivers, we not only support their livelihoods but also boost the local economy. Initiatives like this are essential for community development and resilience, and we are thankful for everyone's support."

Hon. Oke Umurhohwo expressed heartfelt appreciation for the strong turnout, emphasizing that this initiative is just one way the Foundation aims to give back to the society. He praised the Foundation’s team for their outstanding efforts and looked forward to future initiatives to uplift and support the people.

The Free Fuel Initiative highlights the Foundation's dedication to social responsibility and community support. Moving forward, the Foundation remains committed to implementing programs that address important needs, fostering solidarity and mutual aid.

Always82:
How many litres pls.this is random news.ab e g

Sonnobax15:

That must be rainoil filling station,as at yesterday.......No wonder keke and okada riders gather there that yesterday .

I passed there yesterday and I was wondering what was going on there .....

That was nice of him....

Sonnobax15:

That must be rainoil filling station,as at yesterday.......No wonder keke and okada riders gather there that yesterday .

I passed there yesterday and I was wondering what was going on there .....

That was nice of him....

RichDotCom07:
I passed there too, thought fuel scarcity has begun.