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Aliko Dangote Foundation Distributes Over One Million Bags of Rice Across Nigerian States

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The Aliko Dangote Foundation (ADF) has undertaken a significant initiative to distribute over one million bags of 10kg rice across 774 local governments in Nigeria. This commendable effort, spearheaded by Zouera Youssoufou, the Managing Director and CEO of ADF, reflects the Foundation’s commitment to supporting vulnerable populations, especially during the Ramadan period.

Collaborating with credible NGOs, civil societies, and religious bodies ensures equitable distribution, reaching those in greatest need across all states and local governments. The Foundation’s vision of empowering Africans to achieve self-actualization and full potential underscores its dedication to fostering inclusive growth and prosperity.

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The recent distribution ceremonies in Kano and Lagos, graced by Aliko Dangote himself, demonstrate the hands-on involvement and commitment of the Dangote Group’s President and ADF’s chairman. Dangote’s pledge to assist all tiers of government in poverty alleviation underscores the importance of compassion and solidarity in addressing economic challenges.

The accolades from Governors Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State and Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State reflect the widespread appreciation for Dangote’s philanthropic endeavors. Their calls for other wealthy Nigerians to emulate such efforts highlight the collective responsibility to support government initiatives in times of economic hardship.

Fatima Aliko-Dangote’s emphasis on the Foundation’s multifaceted interventions, including daily bread distribution and support for women entrepreneurs, underscores its holistic approach to community development and economic empowerment.

Overall, the Aliko Dangote Foundation’s commitment to social welfare and economic empowerment sets a commendable example for philanthropy in Nigeria and beyond, demonstrating the transformative impact of strategic initiatives aimed at uplifting communities and fostering sustainable development.

Aliko Dangote Foundation Distributes Over One Million Bags of Rice Across Nigerian States
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