By: Manoah Kikekon
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| Student of LA primary school Keta-West and Mr Mobolaji Ogunlende |
Real Act of Kindness RAK Development Foundation, under the control of Mr Mobolaji Ogunlende, has visited another school in Badagry to distribute items.
The team of the Foundation visited LA primary school Keta-West, Badagry, Lagos State, on Tuesday to distribute School bags, books, and other items to the pupils to encourage them.
Ogunlende, who is the immediate-past Special Adviser to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Relations, did this through his able representatives in Badagry.
Antonia Balekan, the coordinator of RAK Foundation, told News Peddlers that "We chose the school because it's located in the riverine area, where most of the students don't have access to so many things.
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"On the educational aspect, most of the students don't have access to bags or enough books. They keep their books in plastic bags, so we decided to reach out to them to encourage their learning process," she said.
Adding that "First, We visited the Anglican primary school at Igabnko Olorunda, then we went to Our Lady of Fatima Primary School Ganyingbo West and lastly we reach Keta-West primary School Badagry Central."
She said the intention was to make the students feel loved and "know that we care about them."
"They are schools that are located outside the town, when we discovered that the students of the schools we visited don't have educational materials, it's either they don't have access to the educational materials or they can't afford it. So we decided to provide some of these items for them."
The students and the teachers showed excitement about this initiative and were hoping to receive more of it.
In recent times, RAK Development Foundation has visited three schools to share educational materials. This serves as a challenge to other concerned Badagrians to see the need to render support to the growing number of Youths in the community.