QUA-AN PAN FIRST LADY COLLABORATES WITH SWITCH FOUNDATION, DISTRIBUTES FERTILIZER TO WOMEN

The First Lady of Qua'an Pan an Local Government Council, Mrs. Precious Ernest Daa, in collaboration with the Switch Foundation of her Excellency, Mrs Regina Bako Lalong on Monday July 25, 2022 in Ba'ap Doemak, distributed fertilizers to women in the locality as means to curtail the hardship they face each farming season.

Presenting the items Mrs Da'a urged the beneficiaries to make proper use of it in other to boost their agricultural yields at the end of the farming season.

Speaking during the presentation, representatives of the Switch Foundation, Mrs. Zainab Ishaku Isok and Esther Waklek encouraged the beneficiaries to make a judicial use of the items in their various farms and to ensure that they extend same gesture to others by sharing some to desiring peoples in their wards.

Responding, the APC Women Leader of Qua’an Pan Local Government Area, Mrs. Rahila Kyari appreciated the kind gesture of her Excellency for always putting smiles on their faces, and pray to God to bless her.

In attendance during the distribution ceremony was the Deputy chairman of the Council, Hon. Henniet Wapmuk, Supervisory Councillor for Social Services, Hon. Rita Buba , Head of Women Council of the LG, the APC Women Ward Leaders within the LGA, representatives of different groups and religious organizations, among other dignitaries.

Above are some of the pictures recorded during the events in Doemak, Ba’ap the headquarters of Qua’an Pan Local Government.

IBRAHIM DONGLONG

Media Asistant to the Executive Chairman of Quaa’anpan local Government.

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