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Jubril Dotun Sanusi to Launch New Humanitarian Initiative Across Oyo in January 2025

Opeyemi Rasheed
Opeyemi Rasheed
2 years ago
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Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi, in a notable display of commitment to community welfare, has announced plans to launch a new humanitarian service initiative across Oyo State in January, 2025.

The initiative came on the heels of his extensive free medical outreach programmes, which successfully reached all 33 local government areas in the state.

Sanusi, a respected philanthropist and CEO of Ilaji Farms and Resorts, had previously provided essential medical services, including health screenings, consultations, and treatments, to thousands of residents during his outreach.

His efforts not only addressed immediate health concerns but also aimed to raise awareness about preventive healthcare practices among the populace.

Sanusi, whose upcoming humanitarian initiative promises to build on this foundation of care and support, expressed his commitment to addressing various socio-economic challenges faced by the communities in Oyo State.

The new initiative, according to him, will focus on providing not only medical assistance but also educational resources, food support, and empowerment programmesto enhance the quality of life for residents.

In his statement, Sanusi emphasised the importance of community engagement and collaboration with local stakeholders to ensure the success of the initiative.

“Our communities deserve access to essential services that promote their well-being. This new phase of our humanitarian efforts aims to uplift and empower individuals and families across Oyo State,” he said.

Details of the initiative, including specific programmes, schedules, and locations, will be announced in the coming weeks.

He, however, invited all stakeholders, to join hands in this noble cause.


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