In the spirit of Independence Day celebration last week, the Customs Officers Wives Association (COWA) Western Marine Command (WMC) of the Customs, in conjunction with the Seme Command donated assorted items to two different homes for the less privileged children.
They jointly visited Lady Atinuke Oyindamola memorial home and Arrows of God Orphanage both in Lagos state
Addressing the children of both insitutions,COWA representative and Vice Chairperson,Christian Antai said that the reach-out to the less privileged was to extend love and affection.
In the spirit of Independence Day celebration last week, the Customs Officers Wives Association (COWA) Western Marine Command (WMC) of the Customs, in conjunction with the Seme Command donated assorted items to two different homes for the less privileged children.
They jointly visited Lady Atinuke Oyindamola memorial home and Arrows of God Orphanage both in Lagos state
Addressing the children of both insitutions,COWA representative and Vice Chairperson,Christian Antai said that the reach-out to the less privileged was to extend love and affection.
According to her, the children have been deprived of love, adding that COWA is concerned about their condition.
Antai who spoke on behalf of the Chairman WMC of COWA affirmed that the day is special to Nigeria and that is the reason behind the visit to homes.
She urged management of the two homes to take good care of the children as COWA will support the homes, morally, financially ,materially and otherwise.
Antai assured management of both homes that members of COWA will also pray for the children.
Items donated to the two homes included: rice, biscuit, diapers, vegetable oil, and money.
Representing the Seme COWA; Hussianat Sabo also reiterated the association's commitment to assisting to revamp the dilapidated structure and improve on the poor environment.
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