Jagaban Gives NLe 40K, Rice, Clothing to Moa Wharf Fire Victims

Jagaban Gives NLe 40K, Rice, Clothing to Moa Wharf Fire Victims

Sheikh Alhaji Mohamed “Omodu” Kamara, widely known as Jagaban and a prominent flagbearer aspirant of the All Peoples Congress (APC), visited the Moa Wharf Community in Freetown to extend condolences and provide assistance to families impacted by a recent devastating fire incident. His visit underscored a commitment to compassion and solidarity with residents who suffered the loss of homes and assets.

As a tangible measure of support, Jagaban contributed NLe 40,000, 100 bags of rice, and five bales of clothing. This comprehensive donation is intended to provide immediate relief and facilitate the initial stages of recovery for the affected families.

Mr. Yankeah, the APC Constituency 122 Chairman, formally welcomed Jagaban and his delegation, expressing profound gratitude for the aspirant's timely intervention. He noted that the visit and donations offered essential hope and comfort to those deeply affected by the tragedy.

In his address, Jagaban encouraged the victims to maintain resilience and optimism despite their current hardship. He assured them of continued support and expressed confidence that, through faith, a return to normalcy and improved circumstances would be achieved.

The community responded with appreciation and prayers, commending Jagaban's generosity and empathetic leadership.