By Mazi Uchenna Nwafor
Emnamu Foundation, led by Dr. Emmanuel Nachamada Musa, celebrated World Humanitarian Day with a bang, launching a series of life-changing events that impacted thousands of lives. The foundation’s efforts focused on livelihood intervention, business empowerment, and rewards for humanitarian workers.
At the Malkohi IDP settlement camp in Yola, Dr. Musa distributed 200 utility vehicles to humanitarian organizations, facilitating easier access to areas in need. The foundation also launched a N500 Million Entrepreneurship Support Initiative, empowering 1,000 grassroots entrepreneurs with N500,000 each.
Beneficiaries from Adamawa’s 21 Local Government Areas received the funds, promising to utilize them judiciously. Dr. Musa emphasized the importance of empowering people at the grassroots to combat poverty and grow family wealth.
The foundation also distributed food items and non-food essentials to the Malkohi IDPs, reducing hunger and improving livelihoods. Additionally, Dr. Musa donated N2 Million to the Association of Persons Living with Disability (PLWD) in Adamawa State.
Emnamu Foundation further launched the “Action Against Climate Change” initiative, aiming to plant 100,000 trees to combat desertification, erosion, and climate change.
Emnamu Foundation further launched the “Action Against Climate Change” initiative, aiming to plant 100,000 trees to combat desertification, erosion, and climate change. Over 50,000 trees have already been planted, with plans to plant an additional 50,000 before year-end.
Dr. Musa’s selfless efforts have made a significant impact, demonstrating that every day can be a humanitarian day. Emnamu Foundation’s work serves as a shining example of the power of kindness and compassion.
