Seyi, Yinka Tinubu Bring Hope to Borno Flood Victims
Tinubu Brothers Lead Flood Relief Efforts in Borno
“We are here today, not just as representatives of our family but as members of a collective effort of young Nigerians to bring hope and relief to those....”
Comprehensive Aid: Tinubu family deploys 50 medical doctors, donates essential supplies to Maiduguri Flood victims.
Their relief initiative, ST Noella Relief, is spearheaded by Seyi, Yinka, and Seyi's wife, Layal Tinubu. The team is dedicated to providing essential aid, including food, medical supplies, and household necessities, to flood victims and displaced families. This effort demonstrates their commitment to supporting vulnerable communities during times of crisis.
Seyi Tinubu has expressed his deep concern for the people of Borno, acknowledging the challenges they've faced, from insurgency to natural disasters. He emphasized that his contribution is part of his ongoing commitment to supporting the youth and vulnerable populations in the country. The donation includes:
Food Items: Rice, maize, flour, cartons of spaghetti, tomato paste, groundnut oil, salt, Maggi, and thousands of loaves of bread
Medical Supplies: Medications for nearly 50,000 children and adults, including anti-malarials, antibiotics, anti-diabetics, analgesics, anti-hypertensives, and antiparasitics
Household Necessities: 10,000 pieces of mosquito nets, blankets, mattresses, kettles, wrappers, buckets, mats, sanitary pads, and wash kit.
Seyi Tinubu's efforts, valued at over 500 million naira, demonstrate the family's commitment to supporting vulnerable communities. During his visit to Maiduguri, Seyi emphasized the importance of collective effort, solidarity, and compassion in times of crisis. He praised the resilience of the people of Borno, acknowledging their ability to overcome adversity, and expressed optimism that the state would recover stronger from the flood's devastation.
The Tinubu family's swift response to President Tinubu's call to action sets an example for private sector involvement in disaster relief efforts. Their contributions will undoubtedly bring comfort and relief to those affected by the flood.
Seyi Tinubu emphasized the importance of collective support for the flood-affected communities in Maiduguri, saying: “We are here today, not just as representatives of our family but as members of a collective effort of young Nigerians to bring hope and relief to those who need it most.”
He also highlighted the resilience of the people of Borno State, noting that “Maiduguri and Borno State have rich histories. The people are resilient. Despite the issues of the past few years, they have braved all odds.”
He expressed gratitude to Governor Zulum for his leadership during the crisis and acknowledged that no amount of aid can replace the lives and homes lost, but hoped their contribution would bring comfort and relief to those in need.
Seyi concluded by reaffirming unity and support, stating, “Together, we can rebuild and heal, for in unity, there is strength. The Nigerian youth stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Borno. We are in this together.”
Seyi Tinubu highlighted that the current relief initiative is just the beginning of an ongoing effort to support families affected by the floods. More aid and resources are on the way, ensuring everyone receives the necessary help. This drive is part of the Noella Foundation's larger goal to empower communities and provide vital assistance during crises. The foundation, co-founded by Seyi and his wife Layal Tinubu, focuses on transforming the lives of vulnerable individuals, particularly women, children, and the elderly, through initiatives like education, healthcare, and hunger eradication.
Their mission is built on three main pillars:
Education: Ensuring access to quality education for young and vulnerable children from low-income families and impoverished communities.
Healthcare: Improving maternal health, reducing teen pregnancies, and addressing sickle cell disease.
Hunger Eradication: Providing nutritious meals to children and individuals through partnerships with organizations, communities, and schools.
Governor Babagana Zulum was deeply grateful for the swift response to the devastating floods in Maiduguri, Borno State, and assured that the aid would be efficiently distributed to address the needs of those impacted. He praised the Tinubu family, particularly Seyi and Yinka, for their generous donations, which included:
Food Supplies:
- 1,000 cartons of spaghetti
- 1,000 cartons of tomato paste
- 1,000 cartons of groundnut oil
- 200 bags of maize flour
- 500 bags of 25kg rice
- 10,000 loaves of bread
Seasoning and Nutrition:
- 200 cartons of Maggi
- 1,000 bags of salt
- 100 cartons of sugar
Non-Food Essentials:
- 5,000 mosquito nets
- 1,000 mattresses
- 4,000 blankets
- 4,000 wash kits and buckets
- Sanitary wares
- 4,000 kettles
- 4,000 wrappers
- 10,000 mats
Medical Supplies:
- 26,000 packs of antimalarial drugs
- 3,500 boxes of analgesics
- 3,000 boxes of anti-ulcer medications
- 35,000 packs of antihypertensive drugs
- 50 cartons of antidiabetic medication
- 110 cartons of antidiarrheal drugs
- 9,650 boxes of antibiotics and antifungal treatments
- 3,500 cartons of antiparasitic drugs
- 1,500 cartons of medical infusions
- 4,500 boxes of medical consumables
The Tinubu family's efforts, in collaboration with the Noella Foundation and private sector partners, demonstrate their commitment to supporting vulnerable communities during times of crisis.
The comprehensive relief package extends beyond food supplies to include essential non-food items, aiming to improve living conditions for displaced families.
Key contributions include:
Malaria Prevention: 5,000 mosquito nets
Comfort and Hygiene:
1,000 mattresses
4,000 blankets
4,000 wash kits and buckets
Sanitary supplies
Daily Essentials:
- 4,000 kettles
- 4,000 wrappers
- 10,000 mats
These vital items address critical needs, promoting:
- Health and well-being
- Dignity and comfort
- Hygiene and sanitation
The Tinubu family, through the Noella Foundation and partners, demonstrates a holistic approach to disaster relief, prioritizing both immediate and long-term needs of affected communities.
The Tinubu family's humanitarian effort just got a major boost with 50 medical doctors from their network joining the relief initiative in Maiduguri. These medical professionals are already on the ground, collaborating with the State Ministry of Health to provide vital support to flood victims over the coming days. This move is part of the ST Noella Relief initiative, spearheaded by Seyi, Yinka, and Layal Tinubu, which aims to bring much-needed assistance to displaced persons and flood victims.
The medical team's presence will undoubtedly help address the pressing health concerns in the affected areas, ensuring that those impacted by the floods receive the necessary medical attention. This comprehensive approach to disaster relief demonstrates the Tinubu family's commitment to supporting vulnerable communities during times of crisis.
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