The Nuhu Ango Foundation (NAF) has extended its humanitarian efforts to the Leprosy Hospital in Minna, Niger State, with a significant donation of foodstuffs and clothing, and cash to patients and the surrounding community.
Speaking on behalf of the hospital management, the Head of Staff on Duty, Mr. Iliya ceaser expressed profound gratitude for the kind gesture.
He highlighted the importance of such visits in uplifting the spirits of patients, many of whom have been abandoned by their families and society.
Ceaser further noted that donations like these provide much needed relief and encourage inclusivity and care for marginalized individuals.
In his remarks, the Head of the Leprosy Community, Mallam Bello Umar, also thanked the foundation for such act of philanthropism.
Mallam Umar emphasized that the support would go a long way in improving the welfare of the residents, many of whom struggle with access to basic necessities.
The Leprosy Community Head called on other well-meaning individuals and organizations to emulate the foundation’s efforts in assisting vulnerable groups.
Earlier, while addressing the gathering, Hajiya Asabe Sule Garba, wife of the late Professor Nuhu Ango, stated that the visit was part of efforts to keep her husband’s legacy alive.
She explained that Professor Ango was deeply passionate about humanitarian work and always believed in uplifting the less privileged.
Hajiya Asabe Sule Garba reiterated that the foundation would continue to extend a hand of kindness to those in need, stressing that such efforts will alleviate sufferings and bring hope to the community.
The visit by the NAF underscores the importance of philanthropy in addressing the challenges faced by disadvantaged groups and reinforces the late Professor Nuhu Ango’s legacy of compassion and service to humanity.
