Zakat and Sadaqat Foundation (ZSF), a Muslim charity told newsmen that they will use this Ramadan to fight hunger in South-East Nigeria.
Muslims show love to the needy in the South-East
Zakat and Sadaqat Foundation seeks to increase the number of its iftar beneficiaries to 35,000 during this year's Ramadan.
Speaking to the National Newspaper, the Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer, Zakat and Sadaqat Foundation (ZSF), Imam Abdullahi Shuaib said “It is planned to facilitate genuine love and true spirit of brotherhood in Islam among Muslims of all walks of life and to foster unity through the instrumentality of Ramadan fast cum Iftar Saim.”
He also said that the organisation has organised various programmes to foster unity in the society.
Adding that Zakat and Sadaqat Foundation (ZSF) seeks to increase the number of its iftar beneficiaries to 35,000 during this year's Ramadan.
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