HOW Foundation Visits to Makoko Community
... Supplied Educational, Medical Materials


Makoko Community, a slum in Lagos State received a boost from a non-governmental organization Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe HOW Foundation.

The foundation on Wednesday 1st May, 2019, doled out sundry educational material to the HOPE CENTER SCHOOL and more goodies in the form of medical materials for preventing and combating the malaria via the project tagged, 'Give Malaria No Place (GMNP),' which was in line with the ‘World Malaria Day' recently celebrated across the world.

The NGO foundation is set to distribute over 2000 free mosquito nets, 4000 free medicines for preventing and curing of malaria, while also giving sensitisation on the proper use of mosquito nets and proper malaria prevention habits.

The Managing Director and CEO HOW Foundation; Antonia Ally, Anthonia Ally pledged further support to the community and especially the Hope Centre. Responding to the kind gesture, the Head of Academics, Hope Centre School, Yemisi Akinode thanked the NGO for the gesture that was extended to the institution, and she used the opportunity to appeal to more spirited Nigerians to come to the aid of the pupils in the school. "Nothing is too small", she enthused.

The traditional ruler of the community, Baale Jeje Ayinde, also thanked the foundation for bringing such initiative to their community and told members of his community to put to practice what they were told about the malaria prevention techniques.

To add glamour to the event, wife of the founder Dr. (Mrs) Chizobi Wigwe and all her children, including many invited guests in the spirit of the Workers’ Day, were there to make the day a colourful and very rewarding one for the Makoko residents.

In 2018, the HOW foundation sponsored the building of the Makoko Hope Centre Project, a project owned and managed by the City of David Church. The contribution went into the development of a school which now has over hundred students enrolled. The HOW Foundation, which was formed less than a year ago, is the brainchild of Herbert Wigwe, MD/CEO of Access Bank Nig. Plc, the national and futuristic global organization, nine months ago has been sharing the same passion and drive around malaria, prostate cancer and youth development with leadership and mentorship programs initiating various seminars and workshops aimed at providing youths with support to push them closer to achieving greatness in their careers choices.

https://www.abujapress.com/2019/05/charity-herbert-onyewumbu-wigwe.html?m=1

Nice. Keep it up.

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Great

After we go say ikwerre people no dey travel....see am na...far far lagos.gud one.

wuh?!!!

Givers never lack....

donbachi:
After we go say ikwerre people no dey travel....see am na...far far lagos.gud one.

A typical Ikwerre man does not travel. That doesn't mean Ikwerres don't travel.

The Co -owner of access bank.

But I feel he should do what Tony elumelu is doing - giving grants to Nigerian entrepreneurs.

That is the only way out right now to reduce poverty.

GrabHisBalls:
A typical Ikwerre man does not travel. That doesn't mean Ikwerres don't travel.

There is nothing special about travelling.
I would rather stay at home than travel and get disrespected or even killed.

Igbo man giving out

May God bless/ enlarge his coast

IkpuMmadu:
Igbo man giving out

nop! Not an igbo man... could you please check the other thread reporting about ritual killings?

bahdpersona:
nop! Not an igbo man... could you please check the other thread reporting about ritual killings?

He's a yorubaman, right?

GrabHisBalls:
A typical Ikwerre man does not travel. That doesn't mean Ikwerres don't travel.

Why would they when Port Harcourt gives them everything they need?

Ok

All these people giving hand outs in order to be seen doing something. Why not empower them. Repair their infrastructures etc

This Makoko for Lagos is one of the highest slum in Lagos, I am wondering how people will leave their fine villages to come to Lagos to live like a refugee all in the name of being called a Lagosian.


Good move though

GrabHisBalls:
A typical Ikwerre man does not travel. That doesn't mean Ikwerres don't travel.

Why do they have travel with the many opportunities at home?

GrabHisBalls:
A typical Ikwerre man does not travel. That doesn't mean Ikwerres don't travel.

if you are looking for a ball to grab,not mine.

GrabHisBalls:
A typical Ikwerre man does not travel. That doesn't mean Ikwerres don't travel.

Benny grab his balls

BabaIbo:


He's a yorubaman, right?

not a yoruban, they were igbos

SoNature:


Why would they when Port Harcourt gives them everything they need?

I wonder, make dem travel leave Ph for them so dat dem go happy

bahdpersona:
not a yoruban, they were igbos

Thanks, I actually know... I asked that guy(the one I quoted) cos he said they are not Igbos