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George Aid Foundation Expands Food Assistance to Historic Oyo Town
Continuing its commitment to community welfare, the George Aid Foundation has broadened its monthly food distribution program, now reaching families in the historic Molaba Community of Oyo town, beyond its initial focus on Ibadan city.
Partnership with Rotary Club of Oyo Metropolis Enhances Outreach
This impactful initiative was executed in partnership with the Rotary Club of Oyo Metropolis, aiming to alleviate food insecurity among vulnerable populations in the region.
Origins and Growth of the Food Package Program
Rotarian Kunle Aare, speaking on behalf of the George Aid Foundation, revealed that the food package scheme was launched during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic as a response to the escalating needs of disadvantaged households.
Community Leaders and Beneficiaries Express Appreciation
Rotarian Ibironke Oki, President of the Rotary Club of Oyo Metropolis, conveyed heartfelt thanks to the George Aid Foundation for their unwavering support in meeting the goal of feeding the less fortunate.
Dr. Adebisi Ayoola, a retired Permanent Secretary from the Oyo State Government, commended the visionary leadership behind the foundation. Meanwhile, Baale Jabata Oyo, Chief Jimoh Ajani, and Queen Motunrayo Adeyemi, representing the Molaba community and beneficiaries, expressed their gratitude for the timely food assistance.
Significant Impact: Over 200 Households Supported
This distribution marked a pioneering effort in Ancient Oyo town, successfully delivering essential food supplies to more than 200 families, thereby strengthening community resilience amid ongoing economic challenges.
Looking Ahead: Sustaining Food Security Efforts
With food insecurity affecting approximately 15% of households in Oyo State as of 2024, initiatives like this are crucial. The George Aid Foundation and its partners plan to continue expanding their reach, ensuring that more communities receive vital support.
