V-PeSDI commend AMG foundation on Ramadan feeding

 The vulnerable people  support and  development initiative (V-PeSDI )has commended the tireless efforts of Aminu Magashi Garba foundation in its philanthropist activities in Kano State.


 V-PeSDI co-ordinator  Hannatu Suleiman Abba said this during   Ramadan feeding program  at Kano Remand home and Vesico-vaginal fistula  center  while distributing  loaves of bread for breaking of fasting.

This intervention aims to ease the stress and struggles for  vulnerable people in the state who find it very difficult to  get  food  while  observing the obligatory act of worship in Islam.

It was noted that, AMG foundation  thematic areas are centered on humanitarian activities in Kano and beyond for effective and sustainable development.  

Subsequently, this year  counts the 4th year of such intervention during the Ramadan period and thousands of vulnerable people in the state benefit for the kindest gesture.


AMG foundation of  operation,  Malam Suleiman Jalo includes that, vulnerable people support and development initiative (V-PeSDI) has been supported by the foundation in carry out numerous activities in the state such as providing fee  medical bills for vulnerable people, wheel chair distribution at higher institution for people with special needs that had difficulties for mobility, sponsoring school education as well, built ana renovate school toilets.

 However, AMG foundation  support youth and women on  empowerment schemes in collaboration with government and others Non government organizations.


V-PeSDI also commend other philanthropist organizations, individuals that partake in Ramadan packages food distributions across the State, call on such gestures to be continue after the period in  eradicating hunger in the country.

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