The Lagos State Social Intervention Program “Eko Cares” was officially launched at a ceremony in Ikeja, marking the beginning of an operation to provide food parcels to 500,000 vulnerable households in the state. The program aims to distribute these food parcels across the 37 local government development districts to ensure they reach those in need. Governor emphasized the importance of sharing food equitably with disadvantaged communities and commended President Bola Tinubu for providing food supplies to states to alleviate economic difficulties during the current crisis.
All 36 states received grains from the federal government, reflecting a united effort to support citizens. The governor also highlighted his administration’s commitment to improving residents’ well-being by providing a 35,000 naira allowance to supplement civil servants’ salaries. Furthermore, he emphasized the importance of respecting environmental laws and encouraged residents to preserve public infrastructure.
The “Eko Cares” program serves as a cornerstone of the Lagos government’s response to the global economic crisis, demonstrating the governor’s dedication to offering concrete solutions in times of adversity. The launch event signifies a crucial step towards ensuring the welfare of Lagos residents by providing vital support to vulnerable households.
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