Foundation fetes over 3,000 indigents, offers tuition-free education in Edo

Founder, Godsent Foundation, Ambassador Dion Osagie, said over 3,000 indigents comprising of old young and children had benefited from his free feeding programme in Edo state.

While speaking to newsmen in Benin City via streamyard from his America base as part of activities to commenced this year’s reunion summit tagged ‘Effect of COVID-19 pandemic, moving forward”, he also opined that another 100 homeless children had been reunited with their parents in the past six months.

According to him; this year alone, 3400 persons have benefited from our hospitality programme. Another 100 children who were picked up in the streets by us have been reunited with their families, they are now in school and are all doing well from what we discovered in our follow-up visits”

“Snce the inception of the foundation years ago, it had fed over one million persons, this is my own way of contributing to the development of the state and to humanity.

“This foundation has a total of 207 indigent students in our free school, we graduated the first set of 11 students this year.