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Eko Club International Distributes Palliatives to Lagosians
Eko club international has distributed food palliatives to over 1,000 residents in different communities in Lagos state.
Eko club International stated that it is part of their mission to give back to the society, distributed Rice,semo, spaghetti,salt,Garri to the poeple of Apa Kingdom ,Egun -Awori area Kingdom in the Badagry division of Lagos state.
This initiative which is organised for beneficiaries in Festac, Badagry, Isolo, Itire,Shasha, and Ikorodu will last for one week.
Alapa of Apa, Egun Awori Kingdom, HRM. Oba Oyekan Adekanmi Ajose Ilufemiloye Posi III commended the club for the initiative and prayed for every member’s upliftment.
Dr. Tayo Ogunyemi Assistant General secretary Eko club international said the club consist of 26 chapters in US,Canada and London.
The gesture he said is part of the club’s mission to give back to the society by reaching out to the rural communities in Lagos state.
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