Give The Nations (GTN) initiative is launching a three-day event to give scholarship, food items, and empowerment to over 25,000 individuals.
The initiative also covers business grants for youths and women.
Director, Precious Jefferson, at a news conference, stressed their goal is to empower individuals beyond food relief.
The Missions Week kickstarted on Monday. We are partnering The Day of Salvation With Pastor Chris to reach over 25,000 people for food relief distribution in Lagos.
‘‘Day of Salvation already has a structure, and we’re leveraging that to distribute bags of rice, garri, groundnut oil, and chickens to communities,” Jefferson said.
Jefferson noted the importance of addressing deeper issues that affect communities.It is support for the people because we understand what they are going through. We are here to provide relief items and offer grants for young people, businesswomen, and scholarship to students shortlisted through Day of Salvation programme.”
Reflecting on its success, Jefferson said: “Our testimonies have been phenomenal. In Pakistan, we fed over 5,000 through Missions Week. In Rivers, we empowered over 1,000 students with skills as baking, sewing, and more. This is what we are all about.”
GTN plans to feed over 25,000 in Lagos through Day of Salvation. Jefferson encourages individuals willing to support the mission.
There’s a structure for patnerships, but it’s not limited to brands and companies. We’re open to everyone, and reach out to individuals in need.”
She urged individuals and organisations to support Give The Nations to uplift communities.
Michael Falokun, member of Day of Salvation planning committee, said they are dedicated to winning souls.
He said the day is an occasion for people to turn to Christ, but GTN Missions Week is focused on community intervention.
