NAIRA RAINS AS FEED MY LAMB FOUNDATION CELEBRATES 2015 ANNUAL GET-TOGETHER

The President, Lady G. U. Lekwuwa address the gathering at the Foundation 2015 Get-together Party

The President conferring with the Foundation doctor, Dr. Patrick Anosike prior to examining and treating members

Official presentation of brand new wheel chairs to our physically -challenged members

The President distributing gift items to community children

The President posed with some members in display of drugs donated by May & Baker

The community women receiving new Christmas dresses

Members and non-members gathered for the End-of-Year Party

The Union of widow members posed for group photograph

The President flanked by some key officers at the 2015 get-together party

A benefactor inspecting the Fashion designing section of the Foundation

Display of Christmas dresses ready for distribution

A lucky widow receiving cash empowerment from the Director, Sir H.A. Lekwuwa

The Foundation Administrator/Secretary, Dr. Tonnie Ngbakwulu adjusting the new wheel chair, for Mr. Tony.

The Port-Harcourt Co-ordinator, Mrs. B.O. Okereke and members posed with some food items ready for donation to Priesthood Orphanage Home

The Port-Harcourt Branch members during a visit to Priesthood Orphanage

The President posed for a photograph with some of our special members after receiving the wheel chairs

Members posed for group picture after the party

Members gathering for the 2015 End-of-Year Party

Field Workers posed for group photograph

Members posed with staff of So-Said Orphanage, Lagos during a visit

Members posed with some officers of MAARDEC donors of the wheel chairs for the physically-challenged members

Lady Lekwuwa distributing gift items to the recipients of the wheel chairs

Lady G. U. Lekwuwa stepping out of the venue full of life

The Director, Sir H. A. Lekwuwa in high spirit for the day's occasion

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t was funfair galore when Feed My Lamb Foundation hosted her members and non-members at a get-together party.  Saturday, 12^th December, 2015 will remain indelible in the hearts of the widows, physically-challenged, the less privileged and the community people gathered as they had a frenzy thrill amidst a feel of the ambience of the colourfully decorated hall of the Foundation.

There were enough to eat and drink and raw foods to take home.  Also new cloths were distributed to members and non-members alike to enable them enjoy the Christmas celebrations in new dresses.

The highlight of the occasion was the cash empowerment given to the people through lucky dip which saw three widows and two less privileged picked the envelopes containing N20,000.00 (Twenty Thousand Naira only) each thereby achieving the objective of encouraging them to embark on a small-scaled trading.

The Foundation Director, Sir H. A. Lekwuwa was on hand to hand over the envelopes containing the empowerment cash to the lucky winners, amidst jubilation and dancing.

It was the turn of the Foundation President, Lady G. A. Lekwuwa who went down the memory lane to enumerate the achievements of the Foundation in the out-going year as follows:

(a)  She commended the effort of the Foundation doctor, Dr. Patrick Anosike who volunteered to examine and treat members on quarterly basis and May & Baker who have been supplying the drugs free-of-charge. She prayed for God’s blessings for them and their families.

(b) The Foundation, through the help of one of our benefactors, continually distributed food items such as packs of Indomie, Baby Cereals, raw rice, used clothes, etc to deserving nursing mothers, the less privileged and children in the neighbourhood.

(c)  During the year under reference, the Foundation was blessed with a sizeable hall through the benevolence of one of our benefactors. She prayed God to continue to shower him with abundant blessings.

(d) The Foundation was blessed with some computer systems, sewing machines and air-conditioners. She thanked God for blessing the Foundation with Lamb

Dr. Tonnie Ngbakwulu (Administrator/Secretary) who voluntarily worked assiduously for 8 weeks to fix the entire computers thereby setting the stage for computer training along side with the fashion design session.

(e)  Through the help of MAARDEC Company, the Foundation procured four (4) wheel chairs for our physically-challenged members (who also were present at the occasion with their new chairs).

(f)   She told the gathering that website has been hoisted for the Foundation and encouraged all and sundry to always log in and know the progress made so far. The website is: www.fmlfng.org. The office is connected 24/7 and that willing members could send and receive messages via some social media such as Facebook, Twitters, Instagram or the email: info@fmlfng.org.

(g)  Finally, she was optimistic that Foundation was at the verge of registering with World Association of Non-Governmental Organisation (WANGO) to enable the Foundation expand its frontiers and horizon.

(h) She launched the Foundation 2016 Historic Calendar and gave credit to our benefactors praying God to keep them to attain greater heights in life. She also commended the Calendar Committee Chaired by Lamb Dr. Tonnie Ngbakwulu and his team for a job well-done.

(i)    She announced that cash empowerment of widows and less privileged will now take place bi-annually in line with the Foundation policy to empower at least 100 of such people this year.

(j)    She told the gathering to pray always for a branch of the Foundation to be registered in the Netherlands, the process of which was at its advanced stage.

(MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS, PLEASE ENDEAVOUR TO PUT A SMILE IN THE FACES OF THE DOWN-TRODDEN IN OUR SOCIETY TODAY;

“GOD LOVES A CHEERFUL GIVER….”)  Shalom! - President/CEO