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First Lady Remi Tinubu To Chair SWIFAM Widows’ Empowerment December 23 As Bishop Derek Ehizele Calls For Supports

First Lady Remi Tinubu To Chair SWIFAM

OpenLife Nigeria reproduces a statement by Bishop Derek Ehizele, Mission President, Salvage Widows, Fatherless & Aged Mission, SWIFAM, in which details its December 23 empowerment event for widows

 

In these challenging economic times, it’s easy to overlook the most vulnerable among us – the widows and their children, struggling to survive. Salvage Widows, Fatherless & Aged Missions (SWIFAM), led by Bishop Derek Ehizele, is taking action.

The Challenge

The economic downturn has hit hard, and widows are among the hardest hit. With limited resources and no financial support, they struggle to provide for their children. It’s time for us to step in.

Widows Food Bank: A Call to Action

SWIFAM is launching the Widows Food Bank, a crowd-sourced food contributory project. We’re not asking for money; we’re asking for foodstuffs. Your monthly contribution can make a significant difference in the lives of these families.

A Special Invitation to Her Excellency, Senator Oluremi Tinubu

We humbly invite Her Excellency, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, and her renowned Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI) to partner with SWIFAM in supporting these vulnerable families. Your esteemed organization’s focus on empowering women and children aligns perfectly with our mission.

The Launch

Starting from the Southwest, we aim to reach out to widows across the country. This December Monday the 23rd, 2024, we’re hosting 500 widows, regardless of tribe or creed, at the Glory Auditorium, Akinfala Street, UI Agbowo, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Sustainable Empowerment through Agriculture

In partnership with a foreign agricultural firm and the host state government through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme, we’re establishing a modern farm to:

1. Produce foodstuffs for local consumption
2. Export produce to attract foreign currency
3. Provide profitable employment and training for young widows in modern farming systems

This initiative will not only ensure food security but also create economic opportunities, enhancing the livelihoods of these families.

Empowering the Next Generation

Their children will receive training in various vocations, including:

Robotics
– Artificial Intelligence
– Web Development
– Software Engineering
– Bricklaying
– House Painting
– Tiling
– Confectionery
– Catering & Hotel Management

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty

By empowering widows and their children, we believe we can reduce crime and criminality stemming from poverty.

Join the Movement

To support SWIFAM’s Widows Food Bank, please contact us:

Phone: +2348060822656
Email: swifam67@gmail.com

Together, let’s make a difference in the lives of these families.

Thank you for your support!

Bishop Derek Ehizele
Mission President, SWIFAM

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