Alhaji Tunde Salahudeen, a prominent member of the MOK Foundation team shared insights on the foundation’s impactful initiatives inbagricukture across Kwara State.
He stated that over 100 communities across the three senatorial district have reaped the benefits of the MOK Foundation’s farm input distribution program.
In an interview with our correspondent, Salahudeen emphasized that these initiatives aim to support the government’s efforts in enhancing the agricultural sector, which is vital for local economies.
Towns such as Offa, Igbona, Oke Ode, Patigi, Lade, and Lafiagi, among many others, have received essential resources, including chemical fertilizers and farm sprayers, distributed directly to local farmers.
This support not only empowers farmers with the tools they need to increase productivity but also fosters a spirit of collaboration within the agricultural community.
Salahudeen further reassured the residents of various communities that those who have not yet benefited from the foundation’s assistance can expect ongoing support.
He echoed the thought of the founder of the MOK Foundation, Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode, who is dedicated to the principle of giving back to the communities in meaningful ways.
In expressing gratitude, Salahudeen thanked the leaders of various communities for their immense support and cooperation thus far.
He concluded with a promise that the MOK Foundation remains committed to its mission of providing essential aid to underserved communities in Kwara State, ensuring no community is left behind in the quest for agricultural advancement and sustainability.
