The Christ Compassion Crusade continued its mission of providing much-needed support to the residents of Ikorodu on the second day of the event.
The gathering at the Igbogbo stadium in Ikorodu witnessed an expansion of welfare packages during the early hours.
Building on the success of the first day, which saw the distribution of clothes and Indomie, day two saw an even more extensive welfare effort.
Residents in attendance received essential items, including packs of rice, garri, sugar, and oil, providing vital sustenance to the community.
In a heartwarming gesture, customized rubber buckets were also distributed, spreading joy and smiles during challenging economic times.
Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo, the founder of KICC, once again took the lead in coordinating the distribution.
The program received praise from Ikorodu residents for its divine role in alleviating the suffering of the people, emphasizing the importance of such acts of kindness in these challenging times.
The Christ Compassion Crusade continues to make a positive impact in the lives of those it serves, offering hope and support to the community
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