Foundation Shares Love in Yuletide Spirit

By Iyojo Ameh

Humanitarian efforts toward the less fortunate are emblematic of compassion, especially during the Christmas season. The Sgt Inedu George Igoche Foundation extended their support to Mama Berry Orphanage in Angwan Jaba, Nasarawa State, presenting gifts and spending quality time with the children.

The foundation’s altruism didn’t stop there; they also visited the Mararaba Medical Centre to stand in solidarity with patients across various wards—men, women, and children.

Notably, the foundation generously covered medical bills for several patients, easing their burdens and ensuring they received necessary medical care.

Sir George Igoche, the head of the foundation, emphasized that these initiatives mark the conclusion of their year-long activities, aimed at spreading love and empathy in a time dedicated to celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.

He underlined the foundation’s commitment to embodying the love of God for humanity, drawing inspiration from the legacy of their late patriarch, a revered community leader.

“The foundation remains devoted to continuing its humanitarian endeavors into the new year,” Sir George stated, hinting at further impactful initiatives to come.

The Sgt Inedu George Igoche Foundation’s gesture during this festive period exemplifies the essence of sharing, love, and caring for the less privileged—an embodiment of the true spirit of Christmas.