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Dr. Musa: Adamawa Philanthropist secures release of 30 prisoners, donates food items, equipments to hospital, orphanage home to mark birthday

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Dr. Musa: Adamawa Philanthropist secures release of 30 prisoners, donates food items, equipments to hospital, orphanage home to mark birthday

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In the spirit of Christmas and to mark his birthday, Adamawa Born international business Man and renowned philanthropist, Dr. Emmanuel Nachamada Musa has made a triumphant entry to Yola with a mammoth crowd welcome at the Yola International Airport.

The Young and visionary business mogul our correspondent reported was his move at Yola correctional Center and secured the release of thirty inmates.

Emmanuel was said to have settled all fines leveled against them and carter for their transport fares to their respective homes to have a community and families reunion and celebrate Christmas.

Musa through Emnamu foundation, a nonprofit organization he founded to help and support the less privileged in our societies was praised by Kaigama, assistant comptroller of the Adamawa command of the correctional services.

Kaigama who represented the center Commandant said Dr. Emmanuel’s thoughtful acts of kindness to humanity will take him to higher grounds and many places.

He said Emma’s kindness is a gesture that will stand up for him from generation to generation and is not only to the freed inmates but also to the rest of the inmates in the correctional centers and the government.

While changing them to turn a new leaf of life by atoning their ways to live godly, Dr. Emmanuel charged them to be of good conduct to gain back society’s trust and confidence.

At the correctional center, Musa made donationsssss of electrical sewing machines, manual sewing machines, welding machines, cutting machines, and netting, and other vocational equipment to the centers to enable them to train the remaining inmates for self-reliant.

The coming into Yola of Musa on 24th December suggested his love for humanity as hundreds of people who are beneficiaries of EMNAMU FOUNDATION extolled the Kala’a, Hong local government philanthropist as a pillar of a Common Man.

The President of the Emnamu Foundation had his first point of call at Yola specialist hospital where he settled the hospital bills of many patients.

He sympathized, prayed, and encouraged them that their experience is a permissive will of God to test their faith.

His visit to the orphanage home in Yola was wisdom to everyone that the kids have great destinies.

In his nature, he made a donation of assorted food items, toiletries, and other items to the management of the orphanage homes.

His convey with arrays of vehicles to Ka’ala, his home town he made a stopover at Song cottage hospital and also presented assorted medical equipment, drugs to the sick people.

While interacting with the volunteer workers in Song he encouraged them to do more as he paid an unscheduled visit to the district of the song.

It was a home welcome of a proud and a worthy Son in Kala’a as people thronged in their numbers chanting all sorts of songs of praises, eulogizing him for his unrelenting support and contributions to people and community development.

Musa in Kaala gave out cars to many youths to empower them to be self-reliant.