Ngome Foundation Smiles With Mile Four IDPs




A humanitarian organization, known  as the Ngome Foundation at the end of last year, was in Bonadikombo, Mile 4, Limbe to put smiles on the faces of some internally displaced persons.

 After short listing a total of 40 families to benefit, it turned out that news of the humanitarian gesture had gone viral and a total of 80 families answered present for the donations.

The event took place Bonadikombo in front of the Chiefs Palace and was attended by a cross section of the population.

It should be noted that the donors, Ngalame and Oscar, popularly known as the Ngome Brothers were unavoidably absent but were represented fully throughout the event.

Speaking at the event, Ngale Epie Nganje, the coordinator of the Ngome Foundation said, the foundation is four years old and in the past has been responsible for paying of school fees to children who can’t afford.

He said this year they decided to bring food stuff to the population to help them celebrate the end of year feasts.

Sase Odine Grace is a beneficiary the largesse of the foundation, to her it was a great action from the doors and the entire foundation.

Nkongho George, another beneficiary said it was a good thing for the foundation to put miles on the faces of the people.

He would later wish the foundation blessings and prays that they continue impacting humankind with the activities of the foundation.

 

 

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