By Shaffie A Mtambo
Mangochi Police Public Relations Officer, Inspector Amina Tepani Daudi, has received a generous donation from a Bangladeshi national based in the United Kingdom. The donor, who was introduced to Daudi by a friend, Mr. Enock Sankhulani Banda, donated K500,000 to support vulnerable families in the area.
The donation was used to purchase food hampers for 50 vulnerable families in Chikowi Village, Traditional Authority Chowe, Mangochi District. Each hamper contained essential items such as sugar, salt, soap, tea leaves, and soya pieces.
Daudi maintained that the donation was a direct result of her community work and humanitarian conversations.
Daudi emphasized that she had a clear understanding with the donor that the goods would be distributed transparently and directly to benefit poor families.She provided updates and accounted for every kwacha spent, ensuring that the donor’s trust was maintained.
The beneficiaries were carefully selected based on their level of vulnerability, with a focus on the elderly, widows, and poor families with many dependents.
Daudi assured that the donation would bring immediate relief to families living in poverty and struggling to afford basic daily essentials.
Daudi emphasized that she has no intention of joining politics, and her passion lies in humanitarian work and uplifting the poor. She quoted the Quran, highlighting her commitment to helping others as a true believer.
The donation has brought joy and relief to 50 families in Chikowi Village, demonstrating the impact of community support and humanitarian work. Daudi’s efforts have shown that even small acts of kindness can make a significant difference in people’s lives.
The donor has promised to support larger community projects in the future, including the construction of boreholes. Daudi’s transparency and accountability have earned her the trust of the donor, paving the way for future collaborations.
