HUMANITY IS MY FAVORITE CHARITY- ULOG4

Many times, we are too with our comfortable lives to take note of the less privilege who struggle daily to make ends meet. Chances are that your paths may never cross with these set of people because they belong to a different economic class – (the lower class).

These people always contribute to the mortality figures worldwide. This post has been delayed for obvious reasons but I am glad it has been done.

438,000 deaths were accounted for by Malaria 2015, 306,000 of which were children
WHO.

Last week, my team and I (@uchgod, @favouredfaith, and members of Hermon city church) went to put smiles on the faces of these people. Our goal was to make them smile (S.M.I.L.E see miracles in life every day); we succeeded in doing that to the glory of God.

With our meager resources, we were able to render free medical services to the inhabitants of this mini-ghetto in Gwarimpa. You may be shocked that these people co-exist with other residents at Gwarimpa (Abuja).

Volunteers do not necessarily have the time, they just have the heart
Elizabeth Andrew

We had to improvise materials just to meet their health needs; I had no option but to consult on a long bench. Vital signs were taken also on a bench with a long waiting line. We saw different conditions, some life-threatening with the patients having no idea they had them.

Life is a very precious gift given freely to us by the creator and we should try in our own ways to be of help to others who cannot afford the basic amenities in life.

Make a difference where ever you are, you may be surprised the resources you need for this is in abundant supply and probably wasting.

No one deserves to be left behind, A ‘can’, can make a difference