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Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on Thursday unveiled the National Community Food Bank Programme for the South East geopolitical zone in Anambra State, as part of federal government efforts to strengthen food security and social protection for vulnerable Nigerians.
Tinubu performed the unveiling at the old Governor’s Lodge in Amawbia during an official visit to the state. She was received on arrival by Governor Chukwuma Soludo and his wife, Dr Nonye Soludo, along with other state officials.
According to organisers, the South East zonal food bank is designed to provide food assistance and nutrition education to vulnerable groups, including widows, elderly persons, persons with disabilities, nursing mothers and young children.
Speaking at the event, the First Lady said the initiative was a key component of the Renewed Hope Initiative and was aimed at addressing hunger, promoting grassroots development and improving human capital outcomes in communities. She said the programme would complement federal government policies focused on poverty reduction, sustainable agriculture and the strengthening of social safety nets.
Tinubu said the food bank programme reinforced the federal government’s policies aimed at tackling poverty, promoting sustainable agriculture and strengthening social safety nets in Anambra State and the wider South East region. She added that it demonstrated a reinforced partnership between the federal government and state governments of the region towards inclusive economic growth and societal welfare.
She also said the initiative was part of broader efforts to expand opportunities for young Nigerians through technology and skills development, and that the programme would complement the Anambra State government’s humanitarian initiatives through the distribution of empowerment grants, vocational tools and agricultural inputs to thousands of beneficiaries across the state’s 21 local government areas.
The food bank initiative, which Tinubu created, is being run in partnership with the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency and other partners across each region, with the stated aim of tackling malnutrition affecting children and women across the country.
Beyond the food bank unveiling, Tinubu’s official visit to Anambra also included the commissioning of an Information and Communications Technology Centre at the Federal Polytechnic, Oko. The centre is designed to equip young people in the state and the wider South East with digital skills, including software development, data analysis, digital marketing and remote work skills.
Her visit to the state also featured the flag off of a large scale empowerment programme led by the Anambra State First Lady, Mrs Nonye Soludo. The ceremony was attended by government officials, traditional and community leaders, development stakeholders and other dignitaries.
