Hardship: Foundation Feeds 1,000 Households

Shamies Unusual Hearts Foundation has supported over 1,000 displaced and vulnerable individuals in New Nyanya, Nasarawa State, by providing them with much-needed assistance. This was done on Sunday during an outreach to commemorate the birthday of the NGO founder’s children. Speaking to journalists during the event, Founder/Executive Director of the Foundation, Ambassador Sara Abdul, emphasized […]

Shamies Unusual Hearts Foundation has supported over 1,000 displaced and vulnerable individuals in New Nyanya, Nasarawa State, by providing them with much-needed assistance.

This was done on Sunday during an outreach to commemorate the birthday of the NGO founder’s children.

Speaking to journalists during the event, Founder/Executive Director of the Foundation, Ambassador Sara Abdul, emphasized the need for government intervention.

She said: “Nigerians are suffering a lot, so coming here today makes it even more clear to me that people are really going through a lot of hardship. I’m glad and thankful to God that I’m here today to do what I can, in my own little way, to cushion the hardship that people are going through.

“I plead with the government to try and do whatever they can to help the poor masses. Nigerians are really suffering. The cost of food is rising every day. In fact, literally everything is rising, and it’s so difficult for normal salary earners in Nigeria to feed their families.

“I feel really heartbroken for a lot of Nigerians. Whatever the government can do to help the situation, they should please do so.”

President of BTC Bars Group, Mr. Ebenezer Akarah, highlighted the importance of collective responsibility in tackling societal challenges.

He said: “Help does not only come from the government but also from individuals, business owners, and non-governmental organizations.

“If we’re all looking for help, it’s not only going to come from the government. We, as people, we as businesses, should be able to do our own little token to help the masses and help the government.”