In a significant step toward promoting agricultural sustainability and public health, the MOK Foundation has donated essential farming materials, including chemicals and sprayers, to farmers in Igbonla, a community in Irepodun Local Government Area.
The donation aims to combat pests and diseases affecting farm products, ensuring healthier yields and safer consumption for residents. The initiative reflects the foundation’s commitment to improving the well-being and productivity of local farmers.
Alhaji Tunde Salaudeen, a representative of the MOK Foundation, emphasized the importance of the gesture during the handover ceremony. “We are committed to supporting the health and well-being of our communities. This donation is part of our efforts to ensure that residents have access to the resources they need to live healthy and productive lives,” he said.
Farmers and community leaders expressed heartfelt gratitude for the timely intervention, which they described as a game-changer for local agricultural practices.
“This donation is a timely intervention, and we are grateful to MOK Foundation for their kindness,” said a community leader. “The chemicals and sprayers will go a long way in helping us control the spread of diseases and pests, promoting a healthier environment for our residents.”
The foundation’s contribution is expected to boost farming productivity and enhance food security in the region. MOK Foundation has pledged to continue supporting initiatives that foster health, well-being, and economic development in Irepodun Local Government Area and beyond.
