Mountain Of Fire (MFM) Donates Relief Materials, Face Masks, Ambulance To Lagos Govt, Food To Less Privilege

The General Overseer of Mountain of Fire & Miracles Ministries (Worldwide) Dr. D.K Olukoya has extended a hand of love to the Government, Members and non-members in form of relief materials to cushion the effect of COVID-19 lockdown.

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The Church made donations of Medical Relief Materials to Lagos State Government which was received by the First Lady Dr. (Mrs) Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu and the Chief of Staff, Mr. Tayo Ayinde recently at the State House Marina.
Amongst the items received were cartons of hand gloves, face masks, Hypo chloride solution and an ambulance which was delivered by Assistant General Overseer, “we are passionate about the well-being and needs of our members and the society at large. To make this initiative a success, we have delivered food supplies to members and friends of the ministry through our house fellowship structure, to ensure it gets to the grassroot.

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“Further more, food supplies such as rice, garri, beans, noodles, tomato paste, yams and more were made available to the vulnerable members of the society (the aged, children, widows & widowers and more) who necessarily were not members of the church.”
Olukoya said, “due to restriction of movement, cash donations worth millions of naira were transferred to a large number of people who couldn’t get food supplies.”

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“The church will stop at nothing to ensure that members and friends of the ministry who are in need are catered for during this period; even as we pray for God’s intervention for a permanent seizure of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Other relief materials such as sanitizers, hand gloves and face masks were sent to Primary Health Care centres in Various states and communities on behalf of the church through members of ‘We Care’ (arm of the church that cares for the needy) and Evangelism groups.

 

 

 

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