- A support foundation of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has donated coronavirus palliatives to states in Nigeria .
- The items include foodstuff, hand sanitisers and other sanitary materials
- The gesture is to support the efforts of state governments across the nation as they battle with the effects of the virus
- The Goodluck Jonathan Foundation (GJF) has presented relief items to 20 states to help them cope with the strenuous economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic. This second phase of the distribution of palliatives by the GJF was announced on Friday, July 3, by Gloria Dede, the head of the foundation’s Bayelsa office.
- Dede disclosed that this gesture was aimed at complementing the huge and commendable efforts of state governments across the country.
The Goodluck Jonathan Foundation (GJF) distributing COVID-19 palliatives to Bayelsa state government Source: UGC According to her, items distribution by the former president’s institution include rice and beans, sanitizers and other sanitary materials.
The beneficiaries would be the poorest of the poor including persons with disabilities.
