… set for second phase of project.
The founder, Farm for Charity Initiative, a non-profit organisation in Ondo State, Prince Olaide Abioye has congratulated Hon. Thalis Apalowo on his latest appointment as the National Programme Manager, Grant for Vulnerable Groups by President Bola Tinubu, saying he is a round peg in a round hole.
The founder of the nonprofit organisation said this in a statement signed by its Director, Strategic Communications, Mr. Similoluwa Stephen on Tuesday in Akure, the Ondo State capital.
While Olaide considers Hon. Apalowo’s appointment as kin to the development of the country, especially in the actualisation of the president’s renewed hope mantra, he expressed optimism that he will deliver in his mandate to the less privileged, most importantly from the grassroots.
In the statement, Olaide Abioye also commended the president’s choice of Hon.Thalis, whom he described as a vibrant youth with an outstanding track record in Ondo State.
It added that the non-profit organisation, Farm For Charity initiative will continue to reach out to the vulnerable in every part of the country, just as he wished him well in his new office to serve the masses.
It would be recalled that the Farm for Charity Initiative donated over 2,000 onion bulbs to the Ondo State children’s home, as part of its efforts to reach out to the vulnerable.
The director, strategic communication, Mr Similoluwa Stephen also hinted that the second phase of the organisation’s mandate to reach out to the poor is in the pipeline.
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