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Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has launched the Renewed Hope Initiative Food Outreach in Ekiti State, distributing food items to people with disabilities, widows, and other vulnerable groups.
Speaking at the symbolic presentation of food items to the beneficiaries at a brief event held at the Osuntokun Pavilion, Government House Grounds, Ado Ekiti, Tinubu, represented by the wife of the Vice President and National Vice Chairman of RHI, Nana Shettima, reaffirmed her commitment to uplifting women and vulnerable communities across the country.
Mrs Tinubu said the event was a testament to her determination to improve living standards for women and vulnerable groups, adding that empowerment and food security are critical pillars in her agenda.
She said, “We aim to reach all the geopolitical zones and support citizens in need. Our hope is that this initiative will have a tangible impact on the lives of those we are here to support. As we distribute these essential food items, we encourage the beneficiaries to use them for the well-being of their families.
“A healthy family forms the foundation of a thriving society, which is ultimately our goal. The RHI remains committed to transforming lives through various programmes in health, education, agriculture, social investment, and economic empowerment.”
“We are dedicated to supporting our citizens, particularly persons with disabilities, youth, women, and children, to help them build a better family life.”
Earlier in her welcome address, the wife of the Ekiti State Governor and RHI State Coordinator, Olayemi Oyebanji, said the initiative would bring relief to countless vulnerable people across the state, describing the gesture as “a symbol of hope and assurance that the President remains committed to addressing the needs of Nigerians.”
Oyebanji lauded Tinubu for her determination to make positive and tangible impacts on the lives of all Nigerians through the RHI platform.
Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, Mr Biodun Agboola said the initiative would alleviate the burden faced by the vulnerable.
Also at the event were the Deputy Governor, Monisade Afuye; Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Adeoye Aribasoye; members of the State House of Assembly, State Executive Council, representatives of religious bodies, market women’s associations, and community leaders, among others.
