At a presentation held at Pirang, the beneficiary widows came from seventeen communities in Kombo East and Kombo Central.
Presenting the items, Caliph General Gassama said he provided the humanitarian gesture to observe the birth of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and to mitigate the hardship of vulnerable households amid Covid-19 pandemic.
“On the occasion of the birth of the Prophet (SAW), everyone should rejoice and be happy. We direct the gesture to widows to support them and their families,” he said.
The renowned scholar equally appealed to Gambians to remain resolute and committed to supporting people in need and to avoid participating in any activity that can split people.
“We should all stand and strive to do something that can benefit Gambians at all time.”
The beneficiary widows thanked the Caliph General for the gesture and prayed for his long life and continued health.
National Assembly Member for Central Badibou has outlined the need for non-political interference in the distribution of Covid-19 food in the country, calling on President Barrow supporters not to abuse the distribution of the food aid package.
Unity Foundation, a non-profit Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) in The Gambia recently embarked on its annual outdoor Iftar tour by providing fast breaking prepared meals for pedestrians, passersby and wayfarers in Banjul, Kanifing Municipal Council, West Coast Region and the province.
The 7th National Alliance for Food Fortification (NAFF) meeting was last Thursday held at National Nutrition Agency (NaNA) conference hall.
Fatima Gaye, founder of Gaye Njorro Farm Project has called on young people to actively engage in local organic farming.
