Firm seeks support for less privileged Nigerians

A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Worth Every Mile Limited, has urged well-meaning Nigerians to render assistance to the needy. The organisation lamented the biting hardship, stating that underprivileged Nigerians deserve support to get through these difficult times.

It also restated commitment to bringing smiles and joy to the faces of orphanages, noting that helping children without parents is one of its objectives.
Speaking in Lagos during an outreach event to the Citadel of Grace Mission International Orphanage Home in Igando, Chief Executive Officer, Worth Every Mile, Constance King, said it was part of the group’s philanthropic efforts.

King added that the event featured a range of activities designed to entertain, educate and inspire the children. She said: “They include donation of cash, food items, toiletries and educational materials; entertainment and recreational activities such as games and performances; medical observation and health counseling; inspirational talks and motivational sessions.

“Our mission goes beyond business; it’s about leaving a positive impact wherever we go. We’re thrilled to have been able to bring joy to these children and remind them that they are valued and loved.”

Also, Creative Director, Worth Every Mile Ltd, Paul Oriehi, said: “This outreach event marks a significant milestone for Worth Every Mile Limited, as our first official charitable initiative as an organisation.

“We’re thrilled to have had the opportunity to make a positive impact in our community and look forward to sponsoring more philanthropic efforts on a monthly basis.”

“We are a company founded by an adventurous and compassionate CEO who believes in the power of human connection.

“Worth Every Mile Limited was built on a passion for exploring new cultures and making a positive impact in the world. Throughout the journey of the company, this spirit of generosity has been central to its mission.”