A total of 250 youths, widows and the underprivileged have received cash reward from the founder of Dorian home, Dr Tolulola Bayode
Each beneficiary were given a sum of N20,000 to support their businesses.
Motorcycles, sewing machines and hair dryers to forty people through a raffle draw.
Food items were presented to the beneficiaries.
Dr. Bayode said the gesture was part of the activities to mark the 2nd anniversary establishment of Dorian home.
She said she was moved by the current economic challenges being faced by the people who are finding it difficult to cope.
“People are finding it difficult at this time, I have decided to assist them from the little God has given to me.
“Just as I am taking children off the street, I am also providing succour to the underprivileged.
“All these I am doing are with the help of God and not through any grant from anywhere. I have made up my mind that I will continue to help humanity, meet the needs of the people.
“I am using Dorian home as a custody to benchmark how a real orphanage should look like.
“Currently we are catering for about 220 indigent children with God’s support”, she said.
