Eid-el-Kabir: AOD Foundation Founder, Awosika Donates Foodstuffs To Less Privileged People

The Founder of AOD Foundation, Awosika Olalekan Omogoriola Damola has donated foodstuffs to the less privileged people to celebrate this year’s Eid-el-Kabir.

Awosika, who recently passed out as youth corps member in Oyo State enjoined Muslim to use the occasion of Eid-el-Kabir to spread love, maintain unity and peace to enhance peaceful coexistence among the people irrespective of religious beliefs and political divides.

He said this would go a long way in the promotion of core values and showcase the significance of the festival.

According to the young philanthropist, “Eid el-Kabir marks a new beginning for each individual and despite the challenges posed by this present pandemic (COVID-19) that is ravaging the world, we should hope for the blessings that come with the festival.”

While advising the people of Lagelu Local Government to continue to protect themselves against the deadly coronavirus, Awosika urged them to adhere strictly to the social distancing and other guidelines established by government.

The AOD Foundation Founder also used the occasion to charge all and sundry in the state to continue to pray for the government of Engr. Seyi Makinde and all political leaders in the country for Allah’s protection and guidance in piloting the affairs of the state and country.

Awosika Olalekan Damola (AOD) Foundation has been supporting the people with cash and gifts worth several millions of naira to cushion the effect of the coronavirus and Awosika remains the only youth corps member in the entire South West to embark on such philanthropic gesture to embark on such philanthropic gesture to alleviate to the suffering of the people during the pandemic.

Packaged by Kunle Daramola