Kogiflame
A Non governmental organization,
Enemona Just Foundation has donated 600 capacity church building to Inele -Ugoh community in Olamaboro local government council of Kogi state.
The founder of the foundation, Mr. Gabriel David while speaking during the occasion stated that Enemona Just Foundation was established to soften the hardships being faced by the less- privileged in the society in terms of poverty, poor health and education, including the increasing economic challenges.
“Our aim is to improve the quality of lives of the less-privileged, particularly women, youths and children within in our communities
He noted that the foundation is operating in agreement with his set vision to help humanity and empower communities for sustainable development in order to keep the life of rural communities at relative par with urban cities.
Gabriel noted that the 600 capacity church building under construction at Inele -ugoh is expected to be commissioned in April to take care of the spiritual need of people of the community.
However, impressed by the humanitarian service of Non governmental organization, Enemona Just Foundation in the east of Kogi, the state Deputy governor, Chief Edward Onoja has vowed to encourage every activities that impact lives positively in the society.
Chief Onoja dropped this hints in Inele-ugoh in Olamoboro local government area of the state while assessing the projects of Enemona Just foundation, founded by Gabriel David in his attempt to service humanity with his vision .
The Deputy governor eulogised the young Gabriel for his philanthropic posture that has brought smile to the face of the less privileged in the society, describing him as “true Philanthropist” of the moment
The deputy governor therefore commended the foundation Boss for taking youths off crimes in many streets via his programmes that has encouraged massive employment and other humanitarian gestures in the areas.
Chief Onoja said, “You have successfully used your foundation and connection to employ several youths across the nine local governments of Kogi East.
“My joy is that as a youth, in your mid 30s, you have been able to make a mark and create a niche for yourself in the private business sector and touching lives”.
