Bayelsa Government and Dangote Foundation Partner to Alleviate Suffering of Citizens

The Bayelsa State Government has taken a significant step towards alleviating the suffering of its citizens by flagging off the distribution of Aliko Dangote Foundation's National Food Intervention Programme, comprising 10,000 bags of 10kg rice, in Yenagoa. The ceremony was performed by the State Deputy Governor, Senator Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, at the D.S.P. Alamieyeseigha Banquet Hall.



In his remarks, Senator Ewhrudjakpo expressed deep appreciation for the humanitarian gesture of the Dangote Foundation. He noted that the people of Bayelsa State, especially those living with disabilities, are grateful for the act of kindness. The Deputy Governor commended Chief Aliko Dangote not only for this intervention but also for his recent collaboration with the Bayelsa State Government on key policies that will have a positive impact on the people.

Senator Ewhrudjakpo expressed the State Government's eagerness to strengthen the partnership between the Bayelsa State Government and the Dangote Group in order to bring even greater benefits to the citizens. He concluded by praying for the blessings of God on Bayelsa State. This partnership is a testament to the potential for collaborative efforts to drive positive change in the state.

The distribution of welfare rice to the people of Bayelsa State is a significant initiative that will go a long way in alleviating the suffering of the citizens. The Dangote Foundation's National Food Intervention Programme is a timely intervention that will benefit many families in the state. This initiative will not only provide relief to the people but also demonstrate the commitment of the Dangote Foundation to supporting the well-being of the citizens.

The Bayelsa State Government's appreciation of the initiative and its eagerness to strengthen the partnership with the Dangote Group are a testament to the potential for collaborative efforts to drive sustainable development in the state. This partnership has the potential to bring about positive change in the lives of the people and promote economic growth in the state.

The flag-off ceremony of the distribution of Aliko Dangote Foundation's welfare rice in Yenagoa is a welcome development that demonstrates the Foundation's commitment to supporting the people of Bayelsa State. The Bayelsa State Government's appreciation of the initiative and its eagerness to strengthen the partnership with the Dangote Group are a testament to the potential for collaborative efforts to drive positive change in the state. This initiative is expected to have a significant impact on the lives of the people and promote sustainable development in the state.


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