Lafiaji Development Association Empowers 600 Vulnerable Lagosians with Food Palliatives
The Lafiaji Development Association (LDA) distributed food palliatives to 600 beneficiaries in Lagos State, with a focus on supporting vulnerable residents. Led by founder Florentino Sanya, the initiative aims to give back to society by providing food items to residents in need.
Adekunl Gonzalo, the president of LDA, highlighted the association's commitment to community development through various interventions, including food distribution and empowerment programs. Feyishola Jaiyesimi covered the agricultural and environmental aspects of the initiative.
The LDA plans to expand its annual food distribution program to twice a year, with an average initial investment of N8 million.
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