In a heartwarming display of appreciation, Usman Musa Bala, a resident of Kano State in the Northern part of Nigeria, a beneficiary of the ECK Foundation’s business startup capital empowerment program, has expressed his gratitude to the foundation and its CEO, Chief Dr. Emeka Kalu, for their philanthropic efforts in lifting Nigerians out of poverty.

In a video message, the exited Usman Bala thanked Chief Dr. Kalu for his unwavering commitment to empowering individuals and communities through various poverty alleviation interventions, humanitarian gestures, and education support. He highlighted the foundation’s impact on his life and business, acknowledging the significant difference the startup capital has made.

Chief Dr. Kalu’s philanthropic endeavors have touched the lives of many, including providing tuition for indigent students, supporting hundreds of widows with financial assistance and training for their children, and promoting qualitative education through scholarships, bursaries, and tuition funds across the country.

Usman Musa Bala’s testimony serves as a testament to the ECK Foundation’s dedication to creating positive change in Nigeria. The foundation and its CEO are encouraged to continue their good work, inspiring hope and transforming lives through their selfless efforts.

Watch the video message from Mogaji here:

Learn more about the ECK Foundation’s initiatives and impact:

https://eckfoundation.org