Buoyed by the need to touch less-privileged kids, ex-international, Paul Okoku’s non-governmental organisation, Greater Tomorrow Children’s Foundation has marked this year’s World Hunger and Children’s Day by feeding about 200 pupils from Mainland Local Government Area.

The exercise, held at St Paul’s Catholic Primary School, Ebute Metta, Lagos was attended by former Green Eagles defender, Yisa Sofoluwe, who represented GTCF as a youth ambassador.

Also, ace Nollywood actor and sports broadcaster, Jide Alabi graced the occasion while the Legal Adviser and Secretary of GTCF, Barrister David Fatunbi was there on behalf of Okoku, founder of the charity-based organisation.

The session which took place in the premises of St Paul, saw the foundation donating a variety of food items and goody packs to the excited kids, who also danced with the stars to demonstrate their excitement.

Okuku during the event

Speaking before handing out the items to the happy, Yisa Sofoluwe said that the Greater Tomorrow Foundation made the donation in commemoration of the Children’s Day on May 27 and World Hunger’s Day on May 28, which fall under the purview of the organisation’s mission to help feed less-privileged kids in the society.

Sofoluwe noted that GTCF has been doing things for less-privileged children, promising that kids can expect more from the body.

Also speaking, Alabi, who danced with the kids, urged Nigerians to join the foundation it its drive to to put a smile on the faces of deprived kids, while David Fatunbi added that the GTCF was making plans to improve on their standard of life of kids in public primary schools.

Responding, Head Teacher of St Paul’s Primary School, Mrs Grace Jalekun said that she was happythat the foundation has continued to champion the welfare of less-privileged kids in the Mainland Local government.

“I thank Paul Okoku and his supporters in the foundation for marking the World Hunger Day and Children Day celebrations with kids in Mainland Local Government,” said Jalekun.