Ogah, who is the Minister of States for Mines and Steel Development emphasized that no political undertone is attached to the distribution of the palliatives, insisting that it is for all Abians irrespective of their political alignments.
While underlining that everyone in the state is being affected by the impact of the COVID-19, he expressed the commitment of the foundation towards putting smiles on the faces of Abians, which according to him is the core mandate of Uche Ogah Foundation.
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The palliatives which include rice, beans, yam, noodles, spaghetti as well as face masks, hand sanitizers, and others are being distributed in collaboration with faith-based organizations and traditional institutions to reach the target beneficiaries at the grass root.
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