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Corper's Philanthropy by corperslodge: 7:44am On Apr 04, 2020 |
Good morning to everyone, it been a long week as for some everyday looks like weekend. Today let us see the act of philanthropy by some Corp member. We all know that there is what is called personal CDS for does who have not complete their orientation or you don't know much about it you can check this Link or this Example to see practical examples of what it is The act of giving back to the community and society is part of out training as Corp members and with general CDS suspended due to Covid 19 this shouldn't stop and didn't not stop some people we will be sharing here today. Examples of the week " Corps Member Unogwu Comfort FC/19B/9657, has donated different categories of foodstuffs comprising rice, tubers of yam, beverages and clothes to the inmates of Green Hero Foundation, Abuja. The donation was made to empower the old veterans prior to the lock down directive of the Federal Government to curtail the spread of the dreaded COVID-19. The donor, who grew up at Navy Barracks in Lagos stated that she was motivated to carry out the outreach program out of respect for the war heroes and appreciation to which the veterans have laid down their lives for the peace and unity of Nigeria as well as in the West African Sub-region. She said she was financially empowered by the increment in her monthly allowance as provided by the President and also support from those who believed in her cause. Unogwu Comfort who is serving at Army Headquarters Garrison, Mogadishu Cantonment, Abuja, enjoined all well-meaning Nigerians and corporate organisations to also put succour on the veterans towards living a happy post-service life. The veterans during the presentation were all appreciative of the magnanimity of the Corps Member. " This Pandemic should not stop your impact to your community after all that is what serve his. With our education we can buy and distribute hand sanitizer, face mask or even just give people the right information. We don't need to make headlines for this, that should not be the goal or the motivation but the our fatherland that we are serving and humanity. And if you still want people to know to motivate other or for documentation and reference, you share it HERE Let us see the last example of the week " Corps Members in Oyo State have started mass production of hand sanitizer through the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) of the NYSC The sanitizers which would be distributed to hospitals and different communities within the State will prevent the spread of COVID-19 pandemic. " The pandemic is not enough reason not to do anything or limited money, infact it is much appreciated if done without your money and the pandemic is also more reason why we should contribute to our society so therefore let us jointly #KickCOVID19outofNigeria. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Corper's Philanthropy by corperslodge: 7:48am On Apr 04, 2020 |
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Re: Corper's Philanthropy by Adeeda: 8:41am On Apr 04, 2020 |
Wao, what an insightful content |
Re: Corper's Philanthropy by corperslodge: 11:08am On Apr 05, 2020 |
Many only see that the allawee is small. Without seen others in it |
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