Eid-el-Kabir: Senator Echocho Distributes Rams and Rice to Constituents Across Political Parties and Religions

Kogi East, Nigeria, June 2024 – In anticipation of the Eid-el-Kabir celebration, Senator Jibrin I. Echocho, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Customs, Excise, and Tariff, has demonstrated unity and support by distributing hundreds of bags of rice and rams to his constituents in Kogi East.

This generous act transcends political party lines and religious affiliations. Members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Social Democratic Party (SDP), and New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP), along with individuals from various religious backgrounds, all received aid.

Senator Echocho’s initiative reflects his steadfast commitment to fostering unity among his constituents. The food items were distributed without bias, emphasizing inclusivity and equality.

Inclusive Distribution Across Kogi East

The distribution extended across the nine local government areas of Kogi East, reaching traditional rulers and religious leaders. Constituents gathered at Senator Echocho’s compound in Anyigba, expressing their appreciation for his dedication to their well-being.

Commitment to Unity and Support

Senator Echocho highlighted the values of service, sacrifice, and sharing integral to the Eid-el-Kabir celebration, hoping the donations would bring sustenance, joy, and blessings, especially to families facing economic hardships.

Continued Efforts for Community Support

This initiative continues Senator Echocho’s efforts to assist and support his community, demonstrating his leadership and commitment to unity and solidarity among constituents of all backgrounds. His actions inspire hope and gratitude, reflecting true leadership.

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